Robby Vibrant ballerina-like flowers and intriguing foliage make cyclamen a popular choice among avid gardeners and homeowners. This tuberous perennial can be grown indoors as a houseplant or outdoors in rockeries and woodland gardens. Plants begin actively growing in fall, going dormant during warm summer months. Cyclamen grows from a flat disc-shaped bulb, which is also … Read more
The lively and captivating Lily of the Incas, also known as the Peruvian lily or alstroemeria is an exotic flower that has become increasingly popular in recent years. With its delicate orchid-like blooms and long vase life, it’s easy to see the appeal of this eye-catching flower. But beyond its visual beauty, the alstroemeria carries … Read more
Want to know what has been nibbling your plants? Every pest leaves telltale signs. You will know the difference between a furry animal and a slimy snail once you know the signs of common lawn and garden pests. Deer lack upper incisors, so they bite foliage and tear it free, creating jagged edges. This is … Read more
Trees are major contributors to a healthy garden ecosystem. They provide shade, add both vertical and horizontal structure, and offer habitat for birds and other wildlife. Trees also provide environmental services, such as producing oxygen and helping to filter groundwater. We can also simply appreciate trees for their beauty. Whether large or small, trees have … Read more
When to Prune Wild Roses Prune wild roses in late winter or very early spring before new growth begins The ideal time is late February to early March in most climates Pruning at this time removes dead wood and shapes the plant before the spring growth surge, Pruning during dormancy allows the rose to devote … Read more
Finally, we’ve found the elusive true red flower! We know that when it comes to plants, red can mean anything from dark pink to wine purple. Make this list your guide to finding the right shade of red as you plan your spring and summer pots or your yard. When it comes to choosing plants … Read more
As an avid gardener, I occasionally find brown mushrooms popping up in my yard or garden beds. While some mushrooms are harmless or even beneficial fungi, others can be potentially toxic lookalikes. That’s why identifying and managing brown mushrooms in the garden is so important. Common Brown Mushroom Species There are a few types of … Read more
If you’ve been on TikTok lately, chances are you’ve come across videos using the song “Look What You Made Me Do” by Taylor Swift. But with a twist – people are changing the lyrics to “Look What That Money Make You Do.” This altered version has gone viral on TikTok, sparking a dance challenge and … Read more
Monarda – Beebalm Jacob Cline is a very good red cultivar that is strong, tall (4 2″), vigorous, and healthy. It has much lighter green leaves and flowers a bit earlier, starting in mid-June and lasting for three weeks. And one of the best for hummingbirds!. Aromatic, minty scented leaves (can be used for teas), … Read more
For succulent and cactus fans, the only thing that might be more appealing than a pot of full, fleshy leaves is a hanging basket or planter with those same leaves trailing off of it. We link to vendors to help you find relevant products. If you buy from one of our links, we may earn … Read more