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Making your own scarecrow is a fantastic way to get creative this season, and if you have children, involve them in this fun project! Scarecrows are easy to make, and most of the time you can use items you already have on hand. What you'll need: PVC pipe or large, sturdy stick to serve as the main frame wire hangers if you want bendable arms an old pair of jeans (a thrift store is the perfect place to find an inexpensive pair if you don't have any to use- you can even get a c

Starting in mid-July, Rose of Sharon blooms brilliantly and continually for several weeks into early September. It attracts many different pollinators and is stunning in a garden. To grow Rose of Sharon, you need: A full sun to part sun location Well-draining, fertile soil Enough room! Some varieties grow to be 6-8' wide, however, there are also many varieties that stay smaller in width Attracts: Hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies galore! Popular varieties: ' Red Heart ' ' W

Crape Myrtles are a staple in many Southern gardens. Their abundance of showy, large blooms for months in summer makes them a gorgeous addition! There are many benefits of growing this beautiful tree in your garden. Today, we are sharing ideas on where to plant Crape Myrtles, as well as a guide on how to care for them in your garden. Benefits of Growing Crape Myrtle Fast growing Stunning blooms for months Interesting bark as the tree matures Great focal point or wonderful in