In the 2025 Report, Garden Media presents eight upcoming trends curated to impact consumer gardening behaviors in the coming year. The unifying theme of these trends, Nature’s Renaissance, highlights the movement to reintegrate natural elements into our lives, landscapes, and cities—bringing ‘green’ back into the picture. This renaissance isn’t just about returning to the roots; it’s about planting new ones for the future. …
Why not bring harmony to the garden this spring? During fall bulb planting season, gardeners begin to look forward to the arrival of spring, marked by vibrant spring flowers and the buzz of pollinators. Many gardeners delight in sharing their backyard haven with wildlife. However, the discovery of favorite plants becoming a midnight snack for deer and other mammals can be frustrating. One of the most commonly asked questions at garden centers is, “Is it deer-resistant?” …
Planting a bulb lawn, with small, very early-blooming bulbs that are planted close together right through the grass in the yard is the newest and easiest way to garden. The bulbs bloom long before the grass wakes up, thus providing an essential early-season food source for pollinators when very little else is blooming. …
While there has been notable progress, there is room for encouraging more women to enter the industry and supporting their advancement. Research shows that companies with gender-diverse executive teams are 25 percent more likely to achieve above-average profitability. …
Lilies have achieved the extraordinary honor of being crowned the 2024 Bulb of the Year not just once but twice! The National Garden Bureau’s prestigious recognition and Flowerbulb.eu’s matching declaration of Asiatic Lilies as the 2024 Bulb of the Year solidify these blossoms’ status as the height of horticultural excellence. …
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