At Richfield Farms & Garden Center, we know that a thriving garden isn’t just about beautiful blooms — it’s also about the buzz. Bees, butterflies, and other pollinators play a vital role in our local ecosystem, and you can help support them right from your own backyard.

Creating a pollinator-friendly garden is easier than you think — and just as pretty, too! Here’s how to make your outdoor space a haven for the helpers that keep our gardens growing.

Sometimes it’s the little details that make all the difference — and that’s exactly what accent plants do in your garden. These leafy superstars may not be the tallest in the bunch, but they bring texture, color, and movement that take any planter or flower bed from “pretty” to breathtaking.

At Richfield Farms & Garden Center, we’ve stocked up on some of our favorite accent plants to help you add depth and dimension to your outdoor space.

Summer brings longer days, blooming gardens, and bumper crops—but it also brings heatwaves, pests, and surprise plant drama. If your once-thriving plants are suddenly wilting, yellowing, or looking a little worse for wear, don’t panic. These warm-weather woes are common, and with a little guidance, you can get your garden (and houseplants!) back on track.

Let’s break down the most frequent summer plant issues—and how to fix them fast.

Summer sunshine isn’t just for your backyard blooms and veggie patches—your indoor plants want in on the action too! If you’ve got bright windows, sun-soaked nooks, or a warm and happy windowsill, now’s the perfect time to bring home a few sun-loving indoor plants that will thrive in the glow of summer light.

Whether you're looking to add a tropical vibe to your space or simply want something lush and low-maintenance, these plants soak up the sun and give back with beauty and vibrant energy.

Is there anything more rewarding than picking fresh, sun-warmed strawberries straight from your own garden? Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just getting started, strawberries are one of the easiest—and most delicious—fruits to grow. With just a little prep and care, you’ll be well on your way to a bountiful berry harvest.