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Our Good Earth Garden Mural
Our Good Earth Garden Mural We did a thing; a big thing and actually our friend and artist Brennan Henson created it! We feel very fortunate to know Brennan; she worked with us for a bit before moving on to her true calling of full time artist. A mural has long been on our must-have… Read more »
Bloomin’ Easy: The Name Says It All!
Yes, The Good Earth now has some of the Bloomin’ Easy plants available, as of April 2025! The Bloomin’ Easy plants were selected for their low maintenance needs, and the brand has put together some useful tools like care tips via an app, as well as augmented reality so you can see how the plants… Read more »
Screening Plants for Arkansas Landscapes
Learn all about screening plants for Arkansas landscapes in this blog post.
Top 5 Reasons to Plant Perennials This Spring!
A perennial can be described as an herbaceous plant whose leaves and flowers die back to the ground every year and come back the next from the root system. However, there are even some evergreen and semi-evergreen perennials! Generally speaking, perennials are desired plants because they produce flowers, seed heads or leaves that add wonderful… Read more »
Spring Blooming Landscape Plants
Learn about Spring blooming shrubs for Arkansas!
Houseplant Pest Control
Houseplants bring beauty and life to any indoor space, but they are also vulnerable to pests that can damage their health and appearance. Effective pest control is essential to ensure they not only survive but thrive. There are several methods to prevent and control pests, ranging from natural remedies to chemical treatments. Prevention The first… Read more »
Starting Seeds Indoors: A Step by Step Guide
Are you wanting to break the winter blues by starting your garden early? Curious about how to start your own seeds indoors or what to do and when? Starting from seeds is a very rewarding way to grow your garden vegetables and flowers alike! So why would you want to start with your own seeds? … Read more »
Soil pH. Why does it matter?
Why does it matter? Soil pH should matter to all of us because it matters to plants. Many plants, from trees to shrubs, from perennials to turfgrasses, have pH preferences so strong, they might as well be called requirements. Ignoring plant needs such as soil pH could result in plant decline, all the way up… Read more »