McKay's Blog

Gardening, whether it’s flowers, trees or vegetables, can seem rather simple. Getting a plant and digging a hole is easy, and it may seem like that’s all there is.. However, most plants come with a tag that has details and specifications that have been carefully put together to give your plant optimum success. Here is a simple guide about how to follow the tags that come with plants, and also why to follow the specifications.

Have you ever noticed how most people who see a beautiful garden want to stop, breathe in the fragrance, admire the vivid colors and linger awhile? You can make the beauty of nature a year-round part of your life by turning a section of your lawn or garden into an “outdoor room”. Gardens today are becoming an extension of your indoor living space. The sky’s the limit on what you can do.

It can be tricky to pick the perfect flower arrangements and bouquets for a wedding. Even trickier can be creating something that’s unique and original. We’ve compiled a short list of five, unique plants sure to bring interest and beauty to any arrangement, whether it’s for a special day or every day at home.

Who doesn’t want a picture perfect yard that’s magazine worthy? Although many would love to have the ideal end result, many people unfortunately avoid outdoor home improvements because they believe it’s “too hard” to do. However, the answers to these frequently asked questions about the seemingly far fetched idea of having a beautiful landscape may prove otherwise.

It’s always wonderful when bees and butterflies are at home in your garden. However, another welcome garden visitor is the hummingbird! These fast-flying little pollinators are attracted to specific types of blossoms and plants. While there are many ways to attract hummingbirds, here are some plants that can bring hummingbirds fluttering around your yard.