Proven Winners Articles
When it comes time to plant your favorite new varieties in your garden, proper transplanting can make all the difference in how quickly they get established. I’ll walk you through the eight steps you’ll need to know to plant them properly so they will get off to the best possible start.
Deer damage is prevalent across the Northeast especially after a long winter. Let’s talk about deer controls and dwarf flowering shrubs that they are less likely to browse.
Explore the evolution of Proven Winners® Eco+™ grower pots, from the development of 100% plastic-free grower pots to the expansion of recycled grower pots and plant tags in 2026.
Wet Prone Soil Problem Solved.
Most gardeners think spring is the best time for gardening. But if you live in a southern or western state, and haven't tried a fall garden, consider putting one in now because it can be the best garden you’ll ever have.
You may be thinking about designing mixed containers for the holidays or the winter season ahead and when you do, you need to remember the name Wojo’s Jem. This is an exceptional variegated vinca that gives and incredible performance as a spiller plant.
The Garden Guy wants to do his part to help you celebrate National Pollinator Week. If I were to write about all of the Proven Winners plants which are important to pollinators it would be about the length of the book War and Peace. My goal here is to help you focus and to maybe eliminate a few misconceptions.
The Garden Guy wants to do his part to help you celebrate National Pollinator Week. If I were to write about all of the Proven Winners plants which are important to pollinators it would be about the length of the book War and Peace. My goal here is to help you focus and to maybe eliminate a few misconceptions.
Bones, Berries and Bark - The Keys to the Winter Landscape. A lot of people dread winter because the landscape can retreat from its beauty to one that looks more like Siberia. It doesn’t have to be that way if you can remember the three B’s, Bones, Berries, and Bark.
Hummingbirds Acrobats of the Garden World
