Labor Day is a celebration of hard work—and some of the hardest workers in our landscapes have wings. This Labor Day, we're giving a little appreciation to the bees that keep our gardens growing, while looking at a few simple ways we can make our yards more welcoming to the tiny workers that help our landscapes thrive. A bee rests on vibrant black-eyed Susans The Hardest Workers in the Yard There are workers who start before sunrise. There are workers who spend their days out

August has a way of making us think summer is almost over—but there's still plenty of sunshine, laughter, and backyard memories waiting to be made. Before the busy days of fall arrive, take a moment to enjoy the outdoor spaces you've created. Your landscape isn't just a yard; it's the backdrop for life's best moments. And the best part? Summer isn't over yet.

Give your vegetable garden a mid-season boost with five simple tips for healthier plants and bigger harvests. Learn how compost, smarter watering, gravel pathways, beneficial insects, and frequent harvesting can keep your garden thriving all summer long. Whether you're growing tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, or zucchini, these practical tips from Sundance Rockery will help you make the most of your garden—and your harvest.

The best Fourth of July celebrations happen right in your own backyard. Whether you're hosting family, grilling with friends, or watching fireworks under the Pacific Northwest sky, your landscape sets the stage for lasting memories. Celebrate 250 Years of Freedom with inspiration for creating beautiful outdoor spaces, simple landscaping ideas, and a few easy ways to make your yard the place everyone wants to gather this summer.

Some of life's best memories start with a shovel, a few stones, and Dad. This Father's Day, we're honoring the dads, grandpas, and mentors who build more than landscapes—they build the places where family memories are made.