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If you need tips on how to keep your plants alive, this guide talks through the process of choosing what to grow and starting a garden tailored just for you.

Tiers of potted plants in front of a green van.

A Beginner’s Guide to Keeping Plants Alive

Joanna Gaines

Joanna Gaines shares a look at her rose cottage, where she presses and preserves flowers from her garden—plus a how-to guide on starting your own herbarium. 

Jo's Herbarium Collection: A Rose Cottage Tour

From the Journal: A Rose Cottage Tour

In this summer gardening guide, find ways to ready your garden for warmer months, plus ideas on cultivating both beauty and growth.


What to Do for Your Garden in the Summer

Herbs are a simple way to spice up summer meals. Learn how to grow your own at home and which recipes they pair well with—think salsas, pesto, even iced tea!  

Summer Herb Guide

Joanna Gaines shares a look at her flower garden in the spring 2024 issue of Magnolia Journal. 


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From the Journal: A Tour of Joanna’s Spring Garden

For Mikey McCall, Jo’s little sister, caring for a plant means more than just keeping it alive. Nurturing a living thing taps into our very nature—a joy and purpose we were all made for. 

Mikey McCall stands smiling surrounded by plants in a greenhouse.

Plant Lady: A Story from Magnolia Journal

A look at what's growing in the garden at the Magnolia Silos this spring,

In the Garden at Magnolia: Spring '23

Inspired by this season’s theme, this video is a call to nurture all that is before us and share it with the people we love. Using some of the gardening

From Jo's Garden Shed, Pt. II: A Look At Our Spring Theme

THE FIRST GREEN SHOOT OF THE YEAR sets the world in

From Jo's Garden Shed, Pt. I: A Look at Our Spring Theme

As spring gardens and wildflowers are blooming all around us, we wanted to share our favorite ideas for container planting. From our spring issue of Magnolia

A Gardener's Guide to Planters

From our winter issue of Magnolia Journal [https://shop.wp.magnolia.com/products/magnolia-journal-winter-2020], Jo shares how rest restores and replenishes us

A Note from Jo on Rest

With cool and crisp weather on the horizon, we’re always searching for new and creative ways to bring fall foliage inside. Placing fall floral

How to Make a Dried Floral Wreath

There is such a simple pleasure in enjoying a fresh floral arrangement. Perhaps it stems from a flower’s unique ability to bring the beauty of the outdoors

Create Your Own Floral Arrangement

Our children’s book, We Are the Gardeners, is finally here! The kids and I have been working on this project for a little over a year, and I’m excited to be

The Making of We Are the Gardeners

At the beginning of each year, our garden team is already hard at work preparing for the first planting of the year in January at the Silos—tulips and

Behind the Blooms at the Silos

In the spirit of the book launching next week we’d love to hear the stories of your little gardeners’ gardens and how they got started. Whether it’s a small

We Are the Gardeners is almost here!

Whether your potted plants are indoors or outdoors, proper drainage is an essential element to ensure they stay healthy. This process keeps water from pooling

How to Plant in a Pot Without Drainage Holes

In this blog, we’re guiding you through an underestimated place for your houseplants: the bathroom! We’ve outlined some of our favorites that thrive and grow in a bathroom environment, whether you’re working with a space that has no light, low light, or is bright and sunny.

Best Houseplants for Your Bathroom

About 4 years ago, Chip bought a flip house that I didn’t love. I just wanted to get it done and sell it and move on. But Chip had other plans and before...

Gardening: Start Small

Spring is well on its way, and for those of you wanting to try your hand at growing a vegetable, herb or flower garden this upcoming season, now’s the...

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