You step outside, imagining a beautiful, welcoming yard. Instead, you see a mix of overgrown bushes, patchy grass, and a space that just doesn’t feel inviting. You’ve tried planting flowers, maybe even added a few decorative touches, but the result doesn’t match the vision in your head.

Last year, we redesigned this fountain from the ground up—and now it was time for a refresh. In this video, you’ll see the original rebuild, how it’s held up over the past year, and the cleanout process to bring it back to life. We tackled algae buildup and general maintenance, restoring the look and flow so it’s ready for the season again. It’s a great look at both the transformation and the upkeep that keeps water features looking their best. 💧🌿 If your fountain is starting to look a little tired, this is your sign—it might just need a good cleanout!

Watch this water feature go from leaf-filled and winter-worn to clean, clear, and ready for the season! In this cleanout, we’re removing built-up debris, clearing out leaves, and getting everything prepped for a fresh start—perfect timing for spring. No fish in this one, just a full refresh… and a surprise guest appearance at the end—a frog who definitely gives his croak of approval 🐸 If your water feature is looking a little rough after winter, this is your sign it’s time for a cleanout!

Join Greg as he shares expert tips with a local garden club on growing and caring for rhododendrons, azaleas, and hydrangeas. From choosing the right varieties to soil, pruning, and getting the best blooms, this seminar covers everything you need to know to level up your landscape. Stick around for the Q&A at the end, where Greg answers real gardener questions and tackles common challenges you might be facing in your own yard. Whether you’re just getting started or looking to refine your garden game, this is packed with helpful, practical advice you can use right away.

Are deer, birds, squirrels, or other wildlife helping themselves to your fruit before you get a chance to harvest it? In this video, we share practical and humane ways to protect your fruit trees and berry bushes from common garden pests. From netting and physical barriers to scent deterrents and smart planting strategies, you’ll learn simple methods that help you keep more of your harvest while still being wildlife-friendly. Whether you’re growing apples, berries, peaches, or other backyard fruits, these tips will help you enjoy the fruits of your labor instead of sharing them all with the local critters. 🌳🍓🦌 Subscribe for more gardening tips, plant care advice, and seasonal garden inspiration!

Are you pruning your crape (crepe) myrtles correctly? Improper pruning — often called “crape murder” — can weaken structure and reduce bloom performance. In this how-to video, Greg explains: ✔ When to prune crape myrtles ✔ How much to cut back ✔ What branches to remove ✔ Why topping your tree is harmful ✔ How to improve airflow, structure, and flowering Crape myrtles bloom on new growth, which makes proper timing and technique essential. Learning the right way to prune helps promote healthier trees, stronger branching, and more consistent summer blooms. Whether you call it crape myrtle or crepe myrtle, this guide will help you prune with confidence. #CrapeMyrtle #Pruning #GardenCare #LandscapeTips #SpringGardening

Are you trying to decide between June-bearing and ever-bearing strawberries? In this video, Greg explains the differences so you can choose the best strawberry variety for your home garden. We cover popular varieties currently available, including: • Ozark • Earliglow • Eversweet • Tennessee Beauty • Honeoye Learn: ✔ The difference between June-bearing and ever-bearing strawberries Strawberries are one of the easiest fruits to grow, whether you’re planting in raised beds, containers, or traditional garden rows. Choosing the right variety can make all the difference in your harvest timing and yield. If you’re looking for tips on growing strawberries, selecting the best strawberry plants, or understanding strawberry harvest seasons, this guide will help you get started. #Strawberries #GardeningTips #GrowYourOwn #HomeGarden #FruitGarden

If your lawn has thin spots, bare patches, or just isn’t as thick as you’d like, spring is a great time to take action. In this How-To Tuesday, Greg covers: • The difference between seeding and overseeding • When to seed for best results • How to properly prep your lawn • Choosing the right seed • Watering tips for strong germination Proper timing and preparation are key to building a dense, healthy lawn that can handle summer stress. Have questions about your specific yard? Stop by and we’ll help you build a plan. 🌱

Managing a farm pond or larger body of water comes with a different set of challenges than backyard water features. Mud bottoms, runoff, nutrient buildup, sludge accumulation, and algae blooms can quickly become overwhelming if left untreated. In this video, we cover new AquaScape products designed specifically for larger bodies of water, including: • Lake Bacteria – Helps break down excess nutrients and organic buildup naturally • Lake Sludge Remover – Targets muck accumulation in mud-bottom ponds • Lake Phosphate Binder – Binds excess phosphates to help reduce algae growth Whether you manage a farm pond, recreational lake, or larger private water feature, proactive treatment is key to maintaining healthy, balanced water. If you have questions about application rates, timing, or choosing the right product for your pond, stop by and we’ll help you build a plan that works for your specific situation. Healthy water starts with the right foundation. 💧

Lenten Roses (Hellebores) are some of the earliest bloomers in the garden — bringing beautiful color when most plants are still waking up. In this How-To video, Lauren covers: • The best place to plant Lenten Roses • Sun and soil preferences • When and how to trim old foliage These shade-loving perennials are low-maintenance once established and provide reliable late-winter to early-spring color. If you’re looking to add dependable beauty to your garden, this guide will help you get started the right way. 🌿🌸

New pavers just dropped at the garden center, and yes, your patio noticed. Come meet the glow-up your backyard’s been waiting for.

This week Greg walks through the when, how, and why of using insecticide and fungicide sprays on fruit trees. ✔️ When? Early in the season as buds begin to swell — and continuing on a recommended schedule during the growing season. ✔️ Why? To prevent common insect damage and fungal diseases before they become a problem. ✔️ How? Apply thoroughly, coating branches and developing foliage, following label directions carefully for timing and temperature. Healthy trees now mean better harvests later. Watch the video and give your fruit trees the strong start they deserve. 🌳✨ Have questions? We’re always happy to help.