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A weekly conversation about all things growing between three friends. @coppertopgardens @howehomeandgarden @louloudifields
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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 set your bouquets apart! Zinnias, snapdragons, dahlias, and celosia are always going to be great, but our must-try list this week just might add that bit of sparkle you've been looking for! Get your notes ready and join us this week! You may just find your new favorite cut flower variety. https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
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 this heatwave doesn't have to mean they will meet their demise! This week, we're sharing our favorite tips on how to help your gardens through any heatwave with plants that are still ALIVE! Sound too good to be true? It isn't, we promise! https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
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. Is it too late?!" The answer will surprise and please you all. The answer is....no! It's not too late at all! Here in Zone 6a, we are still 117-ish days out from our estimated first frost date, and so many flowers and veggies can be seeded AND harvested within that time frame. We talk about this and more in this week's episode of the Gals Who Grow. Get your seed packets and buckle up, friends! This one is full of fun and great tips for you to still have a fantastic garden season! https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
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't need to be waiting on perfection to fill our gardens and our lives with joy! Let's use what we have right now to start making moves toward the garden of our dreams! We all have a picture in our head of what we think our space could look like "if only we had more money," or "if only we had more time." Guess what? We can take the things readily available to us and begin making those wishes realities now! It can be hard to see just how this can be accomplished, so this week we are going over how we're following this practice in our own spaces this year. Our budgets are small and our dreams are huge...and we're off to create beautiful things by just starting with what we have. There's a life lesson there, we just know it. :) Hopefully this week's episode finds you well and inspires you to just get out there and start creating, whether it be a little garden DIY you've been wanting to try, or totally moving things around. You got this! https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
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 lives unlike anything else. Many of these "Grandma Flowers" are making huge comebacks in cottage gardens everywhere, and they deserve to be talked about. The Gals love a good Grandma Flower, and we hope to expand your flower garden palette after listening to this episode, too! Get your lists ready because you're going to want to write some of these down for your next trip to the garden center. Do it for you. Do it for the birds and butterflies. Do it for grandma. We hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it. https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
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 annuals can be a long one, so this week the Gals are sharing their favorite gap flowers and foliage to help keep your yard interesting and your heart happy while you wait for that summer color to arrive. They're also sharing a little bit about how to make your blooming perennials a little more sturdy throughout the season by either giving them a good prune, a nice little trim, or the infamous Chelsea chop. (We were a little confused about the last one at first, but we've got it now). We hope you add a few more new favorites to your "must grow" list after this week's episode! https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
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! From easy propagation tips to the plants that root best, we’re sharing how to multiply your garden, houseplants, and flower beds without spending extra money. Grab your snips and grow along with us! https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
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 to getting the garden going: How to prep your garden beds before you plant them up! There's a little more to it than plopping your fresh plants in the ground if you really want to grow the garden of your dreams, so we're walking you through what has brought us success throughout the years. Grab your notepad and get ready to have the healthiest plants you've ever had! https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
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 hardening off is, and how we have come to do it so that it doesn't consume our entire lives during one of the busiest times of the year. Do we have feelings about it? Of course! But sometimes you gotta grumble and get it done anyways. Join us this week, save your beautiful plants from being scorched, and get ready for garden season! It's go-time, friends! https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
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’s actually worth buying, what you can easily grow yourself, and simple ways to save money while still filling your cart (just a little 😉). Whether you're picking up annuals, perennials, or veggie starts, this episode will help you make confident, budget-friendly choices all season long. Get ready. Get set. Grow! https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
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 very favorites to help make your decision a little easier! This week on the Gals Who Grow Podcast, we're chatting all about our top 5 favorite flowering perennials—the ones we come back to year after year and can’t imagine our gardens without. We’re sharing why we love them, what makes them so reliable, and how they add beauty and color to our spaces with less work over time. If you’re looking for plants that keep showing up for you season after season, this episode is full of ideas and inspiration to get you growing 🌸🌿 https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
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 love them, and how they perform in the garden. Whether you’re planting your first herb bed or adding to your cut flower garden, these easy-to-grow herbs will boost your harvest, attract pollinators, and elevate your cooking. Tune in for practical herb gardening tips, beginner-friendly advice, and inspiration to grow a thriving, fragrant garden this season! https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
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 every season, plus exactly why we love them —from vase life and productivity to color, scent, and garden performance. Whether you’re planning your cut flower garden, growing for bouquets, or just want more blooms all season long, this episode is packed with inspiration and practical tips to help you choose the best flowers to grow to make your cut flower garden dreams come true. https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
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 shopping season! We’re sharing the tried-and-true blooms that earn a spot in our gardens year after year, what makes each one so special, and our go-to sources for finding high-quality tubers. Whether you’re building your first dahlia collection or adding a few new beauties to your lineup, this episode will help you shop with confidence and grow with success. Happy planting, friends 💐 https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
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 many gardeners are busy starting seeds indoors, there are actually quite a few cool-season vegetables, herbs, and flowers that thrive when sown directly in the garden early in the season . We’re sharing the crops that can handle chilly soil, why direct sowing works so well for certain plants, and how to give your seeds the best possible start. Whether you're growing snap peas, spinach, carrots, hardy annual flowers, or early greens , this episode will help you feel confident about getting outside and planting now—even if spring still feels a little far away . If you're eager to shake off winter and start growing, grab your seed packets and join us as we talk about the best seeds to direct sow in March for a productive spring garden . 🌱 Let’s grow! https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
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 Grow podcast , we’re sharing how to troubleshoot the most common issues with seed starting. . We break down the simple fixes that make a big difference, from improving grow lights and airflow to adjusting watering habits and spacing so your seedlings grow strong and healthy. If you’re starting tomatoes, peppers, flowers, or other vegetables from seed , this episode will help you avoid common seed starting mistakes and set your garden up for success this season. Healthy gardens start with healthy seedlings—and we’re here to help you grow them! 🌱 https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
After a long winter, the garden is finally whispering that spring is on the way… 🌱✨ In this week’s episode of the Gals Who Grow podcast, we’re talking all about the early signs of spring in the garden and how to spot those first little hints that the growing season is waking up. From tiny green shoots pushing through the soil to swelling buds on shrubs and trees, we’re sharing what we’re seeing in our own yards—and what you might be noticing in yours, too. If you’ve been scanning your flower beds for signs of life, wondering whether those green bits are weeds or something wonderful, this episode is for you. Whether you’re a cut flower grower, vegetable gardener, or just someone craving sunshine and soil under your fingernails, this episode will help you tune into the rhythms of late winter and step confidently into spring gardening season. Let’s celebrate the small signs of life together—and get ready for everything that’s about to bloom. 🌷 https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
Is your garden not thriving the way you hoped? Before you blame your soil, seeds, or skills — it might be all about location . In this week’s episode of the Gals Who Grow podcast , we’re talking about one of the most important (and most overlooked) parts of successful gardening: choosing the best spot for your garden . Whether you’re starting a brand-new vegetable garden, planning a cut flower garden, or considering moving your current beds, garden placement can make all the difference. We’re breaking down how to evaluate sun exposure, shade patterns, wind, drainage, soil conditions, and surrounding environmental factors so you can set your plants up for success from day one. Because gardening shouldn’t feel like guessing — and you shouldn’t have to waste an entire growing season wondering why your tomatoes, flowers, or raised beds aren’t producing. If you’re planning your spring garden, designing a backyard garden layout, or troubleshooting a struggling space, this episode will help you confidently choose the right garden location and grow with more ease and joy this season. Let’s make this your best garden year yet! 🌿✨ https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
Seed starting season is here! 🌱 On this episode of Gals Who Grow , we’re sharing our favorite seed starting supplies and proven seed starting tips to help you grow strong, healthy seedlings at home. We cover how to start seeds indoors for cut flowers and veggies , including the best trays, soil mixes, grow lights, and timing for success. Learn what tools are actually worth investing in, how to avoid common seed starting mistakes, and how to confidently begin your garden season on the right foot. Whether you’re new to gardening or looking to improve your indoor seed starting setup, this episode is packed with practical advice to help you grow better plants from seed and set your garden up for success. 🌼 Perfect for home gardeners, flower farmers, and anyone planning their spring garden. https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
This week on Gals Who Grow , we’re kicking off garden planning season by creating our vision boards and dreaming up what we want our gardens to look like in the year ahead. From big-picture goals to the nitty-gritty details, we’re sharing our best tips for actually getting started—without the overwhelm. We chat through how we approach seed selection, simple ways to stay organized, and how we build planting schedules that work with real life. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener growing your own cut flowers and veggies, or a new grower staring at a pile of seed packets wondering where to begin, this episode is all about turning inspiration into a plan you can actually stick to. Grab a cozy drink, your garden notebook, and come plan along with us 🌸 https://www.instagram.com/thegalswhogrow/
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