Prepare your garden for winter and set the stage for a healthy, thriving spring. As the growing season winds down, your garden deserves a little TLC before the frost sets in. Taking time now to clean up, cut back, and protect plants and equipment will make a big difference come spring. Here’s your essential end-of-season […]
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There’s something special about bringing the beauty of nature inside during the holidays. At Flower Power Farms, we love using fresh, locally-sourced greens and natural accents to fill your home with the sights and scents of the season. From fragrant garlands to cozy tabletop touches, it’s easy to create festive charm that feels authentic and […]
When the garden beds go quiet, your porch and entryway planters can still burst with seasonal beauty. With a mix of fresh evergreens, colorful berries, and natural accents, you can design holiday containers that stay vibrant through winter’s chill—and welcome guests with festive charm. Build a Strong Foundation Start with durable outdoor pots that can […]
As autumn settles in, many gardeners feel the urge to tidy up their landscapes before winter. While fall can be a great time for pruning, not every plant benefits from a trim this season. Knowing what to cut—and what to leave alone—helps your garden stay healthy and ready to thrive next spring. 🌿 What to […]
At Flower Power Farms, we love celebrating fall with creativity, color, and a little outdoor magic. Pumpkins aren’t just for carving — they’re one of nature’s most versatile fall decorations. From hand-painted designs to stacked pumpkin towers and living planters, these seasonal staples can brighten your home and garden in all kinds of unexpected ways. […]
Simple, Practical Ways to Keep Your Garden Growing Strong When the seasons shift and chilly nights start to arrive, it doesn’t take much frost to cause trouble in the garden. A thin layer of ice can damage tender plants, stress perennials, and undo weeks of growth. But with a little preparation — and some simple […]
September might feel like the garden is slowing down, but for pollinators, it’s a critical time. Bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects are busy gathering food and preparing for the colder months ahead. By planting late-blooming flowers, you can keep your garden buzzing with life while supporting the creatures that make our world bloom. Why […]
Just because summer is winding down doesn’t mean your garden has to fade. September offers plenty of opportunities to keep your landscape bursting with color and texture. By choosing perennials that thrive in late-season conditions, you’ll enjoy a garden that looks fresh and vibrant well into fall. Sedum Sedum, often called “stonecrop,” is a reliable […]
As summer fades and fall approaches, September offers some of the very best conditions for planting trees and shrubs. While spring is often thought of as the traditional planting season, the transition into fall has unique advantages that set plants up for long-term success. 1. Perfect Soil and Air Temperatures September’s combination of cooler nights […]
September may feel like the garden is winding down, but it’s actually the perfect time to give many perennials a fresh start. Dividing plants now not only helps keep your garden healthy and vigorous, but it also sets the stage for a more beautiful, thriving display next spring. Cooler temperatures, warm soil, and more frequent […]
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