Summer’s coming, and I’ve been getting a bunch of questions about how to get garden furnishing ready for the busy growing season. Truth is, most people just drag their stuff out of the shed and hope for the best! But taking a little time to prep your equipment now can save you so much hassle later. I’ve seen too many gardeners stuck with mowers that won’t start or pruners that barely cut on the first nice weekend of summer. So frustrating! Let’s talk about the simple things you can do to make sure your garden furnishings are actually ready when you need them. How To Prepare Your Garden Equipment For Summer Use Let’s be honest—garden equipment isn’t cheap. The stuff you’ve already bought deserves a little TLC before you put it to work. With just an afternoon of maintenance, your tools will work better, last longer, and make your landscape…

Bee Balm can greatly contribute to the garden’s beauty and ecosystem. Many gardeners love it for its bright, showy blooms, and its ability to attract pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. But, when it comes to it’s healthy growth, knowing what not to plant with bee balm is extremely important. Depending on what companion plants you choose, it can be both beneficial or harmful for the garden. By placing bee balm near the right companion plants, you can help them grow healthy and beautiful. But the wrong companion plants for bee balm can lead to problems like aggressive spreading, mildew growth, and create a competition for nutrients among plants. In this post, that’s exactly what we are going to discuss today – what you shouldn’t plant with bee balm for effective and healthy growth. Moreover, we will also discuss what to plant with bee balm. And, finally will share some…