Gals Who Grow

Our Favorite Peony Varieties to Find and Plant NOW (Replay)

This week the Gals are sharing their favorite peony varieties because....it's the perfect time to plant bare root peonies!   We have chatted all about our favorite

What to Plant and Sow Now for Fall

That crisp air may be coming in more often now, but that doesn't mean that your garden season has to be over!  In this week's episode of the Gals Who Grow, we&a

Time to Save Those Seeds!

It's that special time of the season when we start thinking about our fall crops and the plans for next year.  Did you have a favorite variety in your garden this ye

We're Back! Sharing Our Favorite Garden Wins of the Summer

Wow, what an amazingly busy summer it has been!  The Gals have been out on a short break taking it all in.  We've been travelling the world, going to soccer games, g

Our Favorite Unique Cut Flowers You Have to Try

We all have our favorite tried and true cut flowers that will always be on our must grow list, but...we also have a list of unique cut flowers you need to try to really s

How to Help Your Plants Beat The Heat

In case you haven't noticed...IT'S HOT out lately!  We know you've been working hard all season to keep your garden plants looking happy and healthy, and t

What you can STILL plant in late June!

As Gals who are known to grow all sorts of things, we get this question a LOT. "Oh no...It's almost July and I haven't planted so many things in my garden yet.

How to Love Your Garden Now - Not Someday

It's easy to look at anything in your life that you've been wanting and say "I'll do that when the circumstances are better..." but the truth is, we don&ap

Grow Flowers Like Grandma

Take a trip down memory lane with us this week as we remember all the lovely flowers our grandmas used to grow.  Flowers make us feel and remember special moments in our

Our Favorite Gap Flowers & Foliage

Have you ever looked around after that first beautiful flush of peonies and roses and longed to see more blooming?  That gap between the spring showstoppers and summer an

Taking Cuttings to Multiply Your Plants

This week on the Gals Who Grow podcast, we’re talking all about taking plant cuttings and turning one favorite plant into many — for free! We all love free plants!   Fro

How to Prep Your Garden Beds for the Season

This week on The Gals Who Grow podcast, we're talking about something that most people either forget completely or don't pay too much attention to when it comes

How to Harden Off Your Plants & Why

Hey, Friends!  This week's episode is all about the sometimes tricky, sometimes annoying, but always super important task of hardening off your plants.  Learn what h

Shop Smart at the Garden Center

This week on Gals Who Grow, we're chatting all about how to shop smarter at your favorite garden centers—without losing any of the fun.  Hear our hot takes on what’

Our Top 5 Favorite Flowering Perennials

Have you been wanting to add more perennials to your garden, but don't know where to start?  The unlimited choices can get overwhelming, so we wanted to share our ve

Our Top 5 Favorite Herbs to Grow

Discover the top 5 herbs we think every gardener should grow! 🌿 In this week’s episode of Gals Who Grow, we’re sharing our favorite culinary and medicinal herbs, why we l

Our Top 5 Favorite Cut Flower Varieties

Discover each of our top 5 favorite cut flowers to grow in this week’s episode of the Gals Who Grow Podcast! 🌸 We’re sharing the tried-and-true blooms we come back to eve

Our Favorite Dahlia Varieties

Get ready to fall in love with dahlias 🌸 In this week’s episode of Gals Who Grow, we’re diving into our all-time favorite dahlia varieties just in time for tuber shoppin

Seeds to Direct Sow Outside Now!

In this week’s episode of Gals Who Grow, we’re talking all about what seeds you can direct sow outdoors in March to kick off the gardening season the right way. While ma

Common Seedling Problems (and How to Fix Them!)

Starting seeds indoors should be exciting—but common seedling problems can quickly frustrate new and experienced gardeners alike. In this week’s episode of the Gals Who G