Bountiful Landscapes

Turbow Farms explains why October or November is a great time to plant rootstock for bountiful blooms that will arrive in early spring.

A fun autumn DIY craft project with Turbow Farms. Create your own succulent-topped pumpkin with step-by-step instructions form Charmaine Turbow.

The Secret Garden's Yasmeen Khal show us how to create the perfect container herb garden for fall, that will live on year round.

A step by step on ideas and how to create a succulent arrangement that will thrive through the years, plus ideas on how to add driftwood and other accessories to customize it to your taste. Also, tips of selecting your succulents and how to arrange them altogether.

Turbow Farms' head farmette, Charmaine Turbow, offers her advice and tips for selecting landscapes plants to enhance your yard, encouraging gardeners to take an intentional approach for microflower farming.

When it comes to gardening, with a little research, you’ll find that you don't have to pay through the nose for a set of good-quality tools. Head farmette Charmaine Turbow explains that tools that are properly maintained, stored and kept out of the hard elements will last longer.

The “head farmette” at Turbow Farms, Charmaine Turbow, tells us how to crack the code on the trendiest blooms this spring – from what screams "lush, ruffly and "WOW!?" to flowers in the color of the year, Pantone Peach Fuzz.

Turbow Farms explains how to collect flower seeds during fall to create your own beautiful gardens next season.

The head farmette at Turbow Farms, family run, a micro cut flower farm in the Silicon Valley, gives us her top tips on how to prepare your garden for the winter months, to maintain “Bountiful Landscapes.”

Home and lifestyle maven Kathryn Emery digs in for this segment of “Bountiful Landscapes” and shares a garden hack for going straight to the roots. Find out how to easily go below the surface to water your yard’s trees and other plants where they need it most.

Water wise gardens (also known as drought-tolerant or drought-resistant gardens) are landscapes whose plants require little to no water to survive and can efficiently maximize what precipitation they do receive. Learn about some options and ideas to fill your garden with native and low water use plants, perfectly suited to our mild winters and warm, dry summers.

Tips and advice for starting your own at-home herb garden.