Robby 
The ever-so-popular Tillandsia xerographica [pronounced: zero-grafika] is a favorite among air plant collectors, hobbyists and novices alike. This type of air plant has thick, silvery, curling leaves and bright orange flower spikes that make it stand out. It’s easy to see why this species has been so popular and often exported from Central America since … Read more
The juicy, delicious tomato is a staple in kitchens around the world today. From being sliced for burgers to being cooked down into rich, hearty pasta sauce, tomatoes are a versatile fruit that adds flavor and nutrition to many dishes Hard to imagine that this popular produce was once shunned and feared! Centuries ago, tomatoes … Read more
Sunny Keys Oriental Lilies are a gorgeous addition to any garden with their vibrant pinkish-red blooms accented with crisp white edges. Their compact size makes them ideal for borders, beds, containers or as a colorful groundcover. While Sunny Keys Lilies are low-maintenance, providing proper care will ensure your lilies thrive and bloom abundantly summer after … Read more
Monstera deliciosa also known as the Swiss cheese plant produces a fascinating fruit that is gaining popularity for its delicious taste and unique appearance. But where can you buy this special fruit, given its tropical origins? Here is a guide to help you find monstera fruit for sale and add it to your exotic fruit … Read more
Country Living editors select each product featured. If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Why Trust Us?. Gardeners dont usually get too far into their hobby before deciding they want to grow some vining plants. Maybe your vegetable garden is ready for some cucumbers. Or youve been eyeing the neighbors clematis. … Read more
Foxglove is a wild, native plant but also used in perennial displays in the landscape. The tall flower spikes bloom from the bottom up and produce prolific seeds. Should you get rid of foxgloves’ spent flowers? Yes, if you don’t want foxgloves to take over your garden. Deadheading foxglove plants can minimize their spread, but … Read more
Each year gardeners keep a “weather-ear” out for predictions of that first hard frost. A frost in early fall can kill plants before they’re ready, long before you’re ready to say “goodbye” to your annual plants or even “sleep well” to your perennial plants. Another thing is that a late killing frost in the spring … Read more
It can be hard to remember how much space to leave between each plant because there are so many types of vegetables that need different amounts of space. For your convenience, we’ve made a plant spacing chart to help you with your garden. Please keep in mind that this is not plant spacing for square … Read more
For backyard birders, keeping feeders filled with nutritious food is key to attracting feathered friends. But when scanning the aisles of bird food at the store, all those bags of seed can seem confusing What kinds of ingredients should you look for in quality bird food? And what’s the difference between good mixes and cheap … Read more
Giving fruit trees food helps them grow in a healthy way and gives them all the nutrients they need to make the best crop. Mulching helps conserve moisture in summer and prevents weeds from growing. A bud is a small, undeveloped shoot that contains the potential for new growth. Usually, buds are found on stems, … Read more