August may feel like the home stretch of summer, but there’s still plenty happening in the lawn and garden. Heat and humidity can bring fungal problems, grubs are actively feeding below the lawn, mosquitoes and ticks are still very much...
Leo season (July 23–August 22) is bold, radiant, and impossible to ignore. Represented by the Lion, Leo is known for confidence, warmth, creativity, and a flair for the dramatic. This zodiac-inspired floral arrangement was designed to capture that larger-than-life energy...
Mahoney’s is proud to be a sponsor of the KidsGardening Garden Youth Grant Program, an initiative that aligns with our mission to create opportunities for kids to play, learn, and grow through gardening. Looking for an easy outdoor activity that...
July is when your garden really starts earning its keep. Tomatoes are ripening, flowers are putting on a show, lawns are feeling the heat, and unfortunately, insects and plant diseases are just as active as everything else. This month, Uncle...
Whether you’re planning a vacation, traveling for work, or simply have a busy schedule, choosing the right houseplants can give you peace of mind when life gets busy. While every plant has its own care needs, some houseplants are naturally...
If you’ve ever looked at a shady corner of your yard and wondered what will actually grow there, you’re not alone. While sunny flower beds often get much of the attention, shade gardens can be just as colorful, textured, and...
Vacation season is underway! Whether you’re heading to the Cape for a long weekend or taking a two-week getaway, it’s perfectly reasonable to worry about what your garden, containers, and houseplants will look like when you return. The good news?...
Cancer season (June 21–July 22) is known for its nurturing spirit, emotional depth, and strong connection to home and loved ones. Represented by the Crab, the Cancer sign is known for being intuitive, compassionate, and deeply sentimental. This zodiac-inspired floral...
June 16th – 22nd Pollinators play a vital role in our ecosystems, food supply, and everyday lives. National Pollinator Week is a time to celebrate and protect them. Established in 2006 through a U.S. Senate resolution, National Pollinator Week grew...
