phillipsbrian+FollowPeony Bloom Hack You Need Right NowObsessed with peonies? Turns out, getting those jaw-dropping summer blooms is all about what you do now! Water deeply (but just once a week), plant them with the crown just below the soil, and don’t drown them in fertilizer. Mulch keeps them happy, and make sure they get 6-8 hours of sun. Oh, and deadhead those faded flowers for even more blooms next year. Who knew peonies were this easy? #GardeningTips #Peonies #BloomBoost #Home110Share
Adam Boyer+FollowGrandpa’s Secret Garden Hacks 🌱You know those old-school gardening tricks your grandpa swore by? Turns out, they’re pure gold! From planting with the seasons (not just the calendar) to saving seeds from your best crops, these timeless tips make gardening way easier. My fave: crushed eggshells to keep slugs away and boost soil calcium. And don’t even think about planting tomatoes in the same spot every year—rotate those crops! Trust me, these hacks will have your garden thriving like it’s 1955. #GardeningTips #GrandpaKnowsBest #GardenHacks #Home50Share
awaters+FollowWhy Are My Tomato Leaves Curling?!Ever noticed your tomato leaves curling up and panicked about your summer harvest? Turns out, it’s usually fixable! Curling leaves can mean your tomatoes are thirsty, too hot, attacked by bugs, or just hungry for nutrients. The quick fix: check your watering habits, give them some shade if it’s scorching, keep an eye out for pests, and feed them regularly. Spot the problem early and you’ll still be picking juicy tomatoes all season! #gardeningtips #tomatoplants #plantparent #Business #Industry50Share
Susan Ball+FollowHow to Kick Pests Off Your Fruit TreesDid you know you can literally shake pests off your fruit trees? If you spot tiny green aphids or notice your tree’s leaves curling, just lay a tarp under the tree, spray it down with water, and give it a gentle shake (or tap the branches). The bugs drop right off! For extra protection, rinse the leaves with soapy water or try cinnamon as a natural bug repellent. Just don’t go wild—be gentle so you don’t hurt your tree! #gardeningtips #fruittrees #organicgardening #Home10Share
Kendra Hart+FollowHydrangeas & Roses Need This Watering Hack!Did you know your hydrangeas and roses could be in serious trouble during this heatwave? Florist David Denyer says the trick is all about timing and technique: water your plants before 9 am or after 7 pm, and skip the quick sprinkle—go for a slow, deep soak at the base. If your blooms still look sad, move them to the shade or group pots together to keep them cool. Your summer garden will thank you! #GardeningTips #HeatwaveHacks #PlantCare #Home10Share
evanshaley+FollowThe Easiest Flower for Hummingbirds EverObsessed with hummingbirds and butterflies but don’t want a high-maintenance garden? The Rocky Mountain bee plant is basically the pollinator magnet you’ve been looking for. It blooms nonstop from summer to fall, thrives in tough spots, and reseeds itself—no green thumb required. Just plant it in full sun, ignore it, and watch your yard turn into a pollinator party. Bonus: birds love the seeds, and deer totally ignore it. Who knew low-effort could look this good? #gardeningtips #pollinators #hummingbirds #Home480Share
William Wilkerson+FollowSave Your Flowers from Heat Dome Drama!Did you know your garden could be in serious trouble during this heat dome? Some flowers, like hydrangeas and begonias, are basically begging for shade right now. Experts say you can save your blooms by: 1) Watering early or late (not mid-day!), 2) Throwing a bedsheet or net curtain over delicate plants for instant shade, and 3) Skipping the plant food for now. Mulch helps too! Your flowers will thank you later! #gardeningtips #heatwave #plantcare #Home50Share
Brooke Martin+FollowTomato Plants Feeling Cramped? Here’s Why It MattersEver tried to squeeze too many tomato plants into your garden bed, hoping for a bumper crop? Turns out, less is more! If your tomatoes are looking sickly or you spot fat green hornworms munching away, your plants might be too close together. Crowded tomatoes get less sun and air, making them magnets for disease and pests. Give them space, and you’ll have healthier plants (and more tomatoes for your salads). #gardeningtips #tomatoplants #urbanfarming #Business #Industry10Share
Brooke Martin+FollowThe Tomato Trick Your Garden NeedsGot tomato plants? Here’s a quick hack: sprinkle straw or grass clippings around them to keep nasty blight away. Think of mulch as a cozy blanket that stops dirt (and disease) from splashing up when you water. It’s an easy, natural way to protect your summer crop—plus, it keeps weeds in check. Just don’t crowd your plants or drown them; tomatoes like their space and a little dryness! #gardeningtips #tomatohacks #plantparent #Business #Industry40Share
Vincent Perry+FollowWhy Your Tomatoes Aren’t ThrivingEver wonder why your homegrown tomatoes look sad or taste bland? Turns out, a few rookie mistakes—like planting too early, crowding them together, or overwatering—can ruin your whole crop. The big shift: more folks are swapping store-bought for homegrown, but without a little know-how, you might end up with empty salad bowls. Pro tip: wait for warm nights and give your plants some space. Your BLTs will thank you! #gardeningtips #tomatohacks #homegrown #Business #Industry10Share
