-
-
How to Plant Hydrangea Shrubs
Whitney Laritson |
-
#ProPlantTips: How to Prune Hydrangeas
Whitney Laritson |
-
Choosing and Caring for Hydrangea Trees!
Charlotte Weidner |
Pro Plant Tips
View all-
Whipper Snapper Trees: Why Starting Small Is the Smartest Way to Plant
Young trees transplant with less shock, establish in a single season and often outgrow bigger transplants. Learn why Whipper Snapper brand trees are the smart way to plant, plus step-by-step...
Justin Farrell |
-
Blue Moon vs Blue Chinese Wisteria: Which Is Right for Your Garden?
Transform Cleveland gardens with Blue Wisteria. Tips for care, site selection, and maintenance.
Angela Workman |
-
The 5 Main Types of Hydrangeas: A Complete Identification Guide
Identify the 5 main types of hydrangeas with this guide covering bigleaf, panicle, smooth, oakleaf, and climbing species, their bloom characteristics, zone ranges, and pruning needs.
Eilish Boyd |
-
Rose Color Symbolism: A Mother's Day Guide
What each Rose color means, plus a Mother's Day pick for every shade.
Justin Farrell |
-
#ProPlantTips: Using Seed Mixes to Maximize Impact
Custom seed mixes let you create stunning native gardens effortlessly with region-specific wildflowers that attract pollinators and thrive in your climate.
Angela Workman |
-
Arbor Day Ideas: Easy Ways to Celebrate Trees
Celebrate Arbor Day 2026 with ease. Discover quick, simple, and meaningful ways to honor trees and go green, even if you are short on time.
Justin Farrell |
-
Easy and Affordable Ways to Celebrate Earth Day
Celebrate Earth Day the easy way. Discover quick, simple, and fun eco-friendly tips for busy folks to make a big impact with little time or effort.
Justin Farrell |
-
What’s the Difference Between Container Sizes?
Most nurseries use trade gallon sizes that date back to post-WWII surplus food cans -- and a #1 container holds far less soil than a true gallon. Here's what the...
Angie Workman |
-
How To Identify Evergreen Trees Part 6: The Spruce Tree!
Spruce trees are often mistaken for pines, but learning to spot their unique characteristics helps you identify these stunning evergreens in your landscape.
Nature Hills Nursery |
-
Best Fruit Trees For Your Colder Climate
Growing fruit in cold climates doesn't have to mean sacrificing your harvest. Nature Hills shares the best cold-hardy fruit trees that thrive in zones 3-4.
Charlotte Weidner |
-
Complete Groundcover Rose Care Guide
Learn how to plant and care for Groundcover Roses with this easy Nature Hills guide featuring pruning, watering, planting tips, and landscaping ideas!
Charlotte Weidner |
-
Top 5 Winter Interest Shrubs
Bare winter gardens don't have to be drab. These five shrubs bring vibrant color and visual interest to your landscape even in the coldest months.
Nature Hills Nursery |
Plant Care Guides
View all-
-
Hydrangea Planting and Care Guide: From Soil to Blooms
Justin Farrell |
-
How to Prune Hydrangeas by Type
Eilish Boyd |
-
Hellebore Care Guide: How to Grow Lenten Rose (Helleborus)
Justin Farrell |
-
Planting Guides
View all-
The Complete Guide to Proper Plant Spacing
Eilish Boyd |
-
How to Plant a Privacy Screen Step by Step
Justin Farrell |
-
How to Plant a Container-Grown Tree: Step-by-Step Guide
Justin Farrell |
-
How to Plant a Nature Hills Root Pouch Container
Justin Farrell |
Best Plant For
View all-
Best Reblooming Flowering Shrubs for Nonstop Color
Eilish Boyd |
-
Best Shade Trees to Cool Your Home and Cut Energy Costs
Angie Workman |
-
10 Best Roses to Gift Mom This Mother's Day
Justin Farrell |
-
Best Evergreen Shrubs That Keep Their Leaves All Year Round
Angie Workman |
-
Best Low-Maintenance Perennials for Full Sun
Angie Workman |
-
Best Deer Resistant Shrubs That Actually Work
Eilish Boyd |
-
Best Shade Trees for Small Yards
Justin Farrell |
-
Best Hydrangeas for Beginners
Justin Farrell |
-
Best Privacy Trees and Shrubs to Plant This Spring
Justin Farrell |
-
-
Plant Comparisons
View all
Seasonal Gardening
View all-
Garden To-Do's to Accomplish This Spring!
Justin Farrell |
-
Fall Planting Guide: Why Fall Is the Best Time to Plant
Angie Workman |
-
