From Summer Stress to Fall Success: A Garden Reset Checklist

By late summer, even the healthiest gardens can begin to look a little tired. Flowers may fade, weeds become more noticeable, containers lose their sparkle, and the heat can take its toll on plants. Fortunately, a little attention now can refresh your landscape and prepare it for a beautiful fall season. Use this simple garden […]

Why August Is a Good Time to Plant Shrubs and Trees

Many gardeners assume spring is the only time to plant trees and shrubs, but late summer is actually an excellent time to start planning and planting. As August arrives, cooler nights begin to replace the intense heat of midsummer, creating favorable conditions for healthy root growth before winter. By planting now, you’ll give your landscape […]

Planting Evergreens & Creating a Peaceful Garden

Join Laura from Garden Answer as she plants beautiful evergreen trees, including Arborvitae, Western Red Cedar, and Hoopsii Blue Spruce, then relocates a garden fountain to create a relaxing focal point. Watch the video for planting tips, landscape inspiration, and simple ideas to add year-round beauty and tranquility to your own outdoor space.

Hydrangea Help: What to Do When Blooms Fade, Flop, or Fail

Hydrangeas are among the most beautiful shrubs in the landscape, filling gardens with colorful blooms from early summer through fall. But as the season progresses, you may notice faded flowers, drooping stems, or even plants that produce plenty of leaves but very few blooms. Fortunately, most hydrangea problems have simple solutions. With the right care, […]

Refresh Summer Containers Before Peak Heat

By early summer, many container gardens begin to lose the lush appearance they had when first planted. Flowers fade, stems become leggy, and some plants struggle as temperatures rise. Fortunately, most containers don’t need to be completely replanted. With a few simple adjustments, you can refresh your pots and keep them looking beautiful throughout the […]

Why Isn’t My Hydrangea Blooming? Easy Fixes

Hydrangeas are among the most popular flowering shrubs in the landscape, known for their stunning blooms and long-lasting color. But if your hydrangea is producing plenty of leaves and very few flowers, you’re not alone. One of the most common gardening questions is, “Why isn’t my hydrangea blooming?” The answer often comes down to a […]

Lots of Planting Projects – In Containers & In the Landscape!

Join Garden Answer as she refreshes containers, updates landscape beds, and prepares her garden for the season ahead. In this inspiring video, you’ll learn how to combine plants with similar water needs, add long lasting color with annuals and perennials, improve container irrigation, and plan for year round garden structure. From vibrant summer combinations to […]

National Pollinator Month Garden Tips

Native plants are among the most valuable additions to any pollinator garden. Because they have evolved alongside local pollinators, they provide important nectar sources, pollen, and habitat. Popular native plant choices include: Milkweed Bee Balm Joe Pye Weed Black-Eyed Susan New England Aster Goldenrod Purple Coneflower Native plants are often easier to maintain and well […]

Water Smarter Not Harder for Summer Gardens

When temperatures rise, watering becomes one of the most important parts of keeping your garden healthy. But more water is not always better. The key is watering efficiently so your plants stay strong without wasting time, money, or resources. At Bayview Garden Nurseries, smart watering is the difference between plants that struggle and plants that […]