Tyler - The Hidden Woods Gardener

06/06/2026

Watering your garden seems simple, but it is one of the easiest things to get wrong. Many gardeners worry about underwatering, but overwatering is just as common—and often more damaging. Too much water can suffocate roots, invite disease, and weaken plants over time.

The tricky part is that overwatering and underwatering can sometimes look similar, which makes it confusing to diagnose the problem. Knowing what to look for can help you catch issues early and get your garden back on track.

If you are wondering about the signs you’re overwatering (and how to fix it), here is what you need to know. 👇👇

https://www.hiddenwoodsgarden.com/gardening-education/signs-youre-overwatering-and-how-to-fix-it

06/04/2026

You do not need a large garden to grow a lot of food. In fact, with the right approach, a small garden can be incredibly productive. The key is being intentional with how you use your space, what you plant, and how you manage growth throughout the season.

Maximizing your harvest is not about cramming in as many plants as possible—it is about using smart strategies that help each plant perform at its best.

If you are wondering how to maximize harvest in a small garden space, here are the most effective ways to get more out of every square foot. 👇👇

https://www.hiddenwoodsgarden.com/gardening-education/how-to-maximize-harvest-in-a-small-garden-space

06/04/2026

06/02/2026

The colors of the garden are finally starting to pop! There are several plants still waiting to make their colorful presence known such as zinnias, coriopsis, marigolds, dill and black eyed susans.

I'm expecting many more pops of color later this month so stay tuned!

06/02/2026

Summer gardens are full, busy, and productive—but they can also bring challenges like pests, heat stress, and crowded growing conditions. One of the simplest ways to build a healthier, more balanced garden is through companion planting.

Companion planting is the practice of growing certain plants together to support growth, attract beneficial insects, improve pollination, and create a more resilient environment overall. While it is not a perfect science, it is a powerful tool that can make your garden easier to manage and more productive.

If you are looking for practical companion planting tips for a healthier summer garden, here is how to make it work. 👇👇

https://www.hiddenwoodsgarden.com/gardening-education/companion-planting-tips-for-a-healthier-summer-garden

06/01/2026

Lettuce has been comin in hot the past couple of weeks! Trying to harvest as much as possible before it starts bolting in a few weeks.