Grow Your Own Kitchen Garden
And make it a habit.
Thinking of starting a small garden? You can grow SO much food in a tiny space!
Our mission at Tiny Garden Habit is to teach you how to maximize your garden’s potential.
10 Perennials To Keep Your Pruners Away From This November
Perhaps it’s the Halloween mood talking, but there’s something darkly beautiful about a garden that looks a tiny bit… decayed. We chop, we rake, and we shave perennial beds down…
5 Fall Christmas Cactus Jobs for Holiday Blooms
The reason your holiday cactus hasn’t flowered in three years isn’t bad luck. Chances are, it’s because your house is too warm, your nights are too bright, or your watering…
5 November Hosta Jobs To Prepare For Winter
Hosta care in November is mostly a bunch of don’ts. Don’t rake too much, don’t rush the winter mulch, and don’t rush to chop your plants down. So, don’t just…
5 November Rosemary Jobs To Do Before Winter Arrives
If you’ve ever lost a rosemary plant between October and March, you’re in good company. Rosemary evolved for bright, relatively mild Mediterranean winters, not dry blasts from heating vents and…
5 Things To Do For Hydrangeas After Their Leaves Fall
You’d think that once the leaves fall, your gardening duties are officially wrapped up. Both November and hydrangeas have different plans for you. The best you can do is play…
5 November Snake Plant Tasks For Healthy Winter Growth
Healthy winter growth? It translates to “surviving until spring finally deigns to show up.” Snake plants have a reputation for being nearly impossible to kill, but winter has a way…
5 Easy November Lavender Jobs To Do Before Winter
It’s easy to worry that you’re killing your lavender by doing too little. But in November, doing less is often exactly what it needs. A little bit of your concern…
Should You Cut Back Coneflowers In Fall? What To Cut And What To Leave
Don’t rush to cut back every brown coneflower stem this fall. Those dried seed heads feed birds through winter, while any healthy green leaves support the roots before dormancy. Cut…
Give Your Christmas Cactus Its Best Winter Yet!
Christmas cactus care can feel surprisingly confusing. One small change in watering, light, temperature, or feeding can affect whether your plant produces plenty of buds, or barely blooms at all.
In this free guide, I share my real year-round routine, the mistakes I avoid, and the simple steps that help keep Christmas cacti healthy and encourage beautiful winter blooms.
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Hey there, I’m Adriana, gardening enthusiast, and the face behind Tiny Garden Habit. It all started with a small garden in the heart of Transylvania, Romania. Let me give you a tour!
