By Jamie Martin
Gardeners preparing for the 2026 season have a new source of guidance with the release of the annual Garden Guide. The publication offers clear advice and fresh ideas for growing food, flowers, and decorative plants.
This edition outlines key gardening trends for the year ahead. Gardeners will learn about plants that thrive in cooler conditions, quick-growing crops, and options for limited spaces. Compact fruit trees, herbs, and vegetables are highlighted as practical choices.
The guide also addresses wildfire concerns by identifying plants that may help protect landscapes and homes. As climate challenges increase, these tips provide timely support for gardeners in vulnerable areas.
Plant color and design are another focus. Readers are encouraged to explore bold color choices, including dark-colored plants that add contrast and visual appeal.
The publication also features major gardening events and explains how they influence design ideas and planting styles. Indoor gardening is covered with tips on trendy houseplants that are easy to maintain and improve living spaces.
Vegetable gardeners receive advice on starting crops early for better yields. Additional sections explore mini forest projects, dried beans as a sustainable food choice, garden tools, herbs, and creative garden designs.
Overall, the 2026 Garden Guide delivers practical knowledge and inspiration to help gardeners build healthier, more attractive, and more productive gardens throughout the year.
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