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Climbing roses add incredible beauty and fragrance to any garden. But the thorns on most varieties can make pruning and harvesting difficult. Thankfully, thornless climbing roses provide all the charm without the pain! In this article, we’ll explore the best thornless climbing roses for sale and provide tips for successfully growing these prickle-free plants. Why … Read more
If you’re wondering “why aren’t my onions growing?” one of these common issues could be to blame. Growing onions is a hugely popular past-time for vegetable gardeners around the globe. It might seem like a simple job, but there are many things that could go wrong with your crop and ruin a possible harvest. These … Read more
Hannah Gardner, a professional gardener, talks about how to plant narcissi in borders, pots, and lawns and picks the 10 best varieties to grow. Narcissi, or daffodils, are not really native to the UK, but they have been around for a very long time and are the first big splash of color in the spring. … Read more
Are you aware that some flowers and plants can be harmful to your cat? If you want to add some plants to your home decor, you should only choose plants that are safe for cats if you have one. Even though any plant matter can make you sick, Tina Wismer, medical director at the ASPCA … Read more
One of the fun parts of being a plant parent is finding the right place in your home for your plants. Often, this means finding plants that do best in low light or ones that like direct sunlight. Here is a list of plants that will do well in bright sunlight. If your room has … Read more
Foxgloves add elegant vertical spikes to the summer garden. Their tubular flowers come in a range of colors like purple, pink, white, yellow and peachy-pink. Before you can enjoy their beautiful blooms, you need to know the best time to sow foxglove seeds. Foxgloves are biennials, meaning they take two years to complete their lifecycle … Read more
You may have looked at your lush, flowering Hibiscus plants in the garden and wondered how to keep them healthy. One easy way is to divide them. Yeah, you heard it right! Divide to multiply, a paradox that works wonders in the plant world. You might be thinking, “What the heck? Dividing hibiscus plants sounds … Read more
The best time to trim the hazelnut into shape is in March. The aim of this pruning is to keep the shrub compact and to prevent unrestricted growth. To do this just trim the ends of selected branches, divided evenly over the plant. Take off about 15 cm of the branches of the smaller hazelnut … Read more
The hardy Shasta daisy (Leucanthemum x superbum) was created in the 1800s by crossing the oxeye daisy with several wild daisy varieties. It was named after the snowy peaks of California’s Mount Shasta. Today, there are 69 unique cultivars of the Shasta Daisy, according to the Royal Horticulture Society. There are single-petal and double-petal types, … Read more
Since fiddle leaf figs are known for their big, pretty green leaves, seeing yellow leaves can really mess up the look. So what do yellow leaves mean and how can you fix them?. The pigment chlorophyll makes the leaves green in the first place, but a plant has to create chlorophyll. To do that, it … Read more