However you decide to do it, keeping a garden journal is bound to make you a better gardener.
You May Be Watering Your Houseplants Wrong.
The way you water your houseplants matters. Here are some things to keep in mind when it comes to watering your houseplants.
January Is for Garden Dreaming. 7 Ways to Plan Your Best Garden Ever!
Here are some ways to achieve the garden of your dreams this spring – because the only way to get the most out of your garden is to hatch a plan!
8 Ways to Use Your Christmas Tree In the Garden
This year, instead of chucking your tree out to the curb, choose an environmentally-friendly way to extend the life of your tree.
Six Unique Poinsettia Varieties to Spice Up Your Holiday Décor
When you come into Stockslagers, you’ll notice a wide array of poinsettias of different colors, shapes, and sizes. Here are some of our favorites.
Stuff Your Stockings with Stockslagers This Christmas!
This year, make your stockings the most creative ones yet by stuffing your stockings with Stockslagers!
The Proper Care and Keeping of Poinsettias
With the proper care, poinsettias can last for years, blooming every Christmas season.
Founders of the Thanksgiving Harvest: Lessons in Gardening from the Native Americans
Imagine that it’s the year 1620. You’re sailing across the Atlantic for months and months, enduring disease, seasickness, and limited food rations, only to discover that storms at sea have changed the course of your vessel, putting you much further north than the captain and crew wanted. You land on the rocky soils of New …
Brighten Up the Winter With a Potted Bulb Garden
If you’re looking for the perfect autumn craft, a potted bulb garden is sure to bring you joy for months to come. In fact, that’s the point. Autumn is the perfect time to plant flowering bulbs. You’ll be able to enjoy their springtime splendor while the outside world is still covered in snow. Here’s how …
Your Ultimate Guide to Autumn Bulbs
“To Plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.” – Audrey Hepburn When we plant bulbs in the autumn, we’re full of hope for the coming spring. We know that all winter we’ll be enjoying the snow and the melancholy grayness of winter. But as early as February and March, the bulbs we planted …