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The Venus flytrap is one of the most iconic and fascinating plants in the world. Known for its unique carnivorous qualities and distinctive jaw-like traps, the flytrap is a very intriguing subject to draw. While it may seem daunting at first, breaking down the drawing process into simple steps makes sketching this unusual plant much … Read more
Getting them away from their TV or game console and out into the garden can be tricky. It can be even harder to keep them there if you don’t have a lot of room for big trampolines, swimming pools, or climbing frames. You’re in the right place if you want to know easy, cheap ways … Read more
As a container gardener with limited space, I’m always seeking the ideal balance when cramming my favorite edibles into pots. Peppers are top contenders for patio and balcony growing, but can be tricky to allot properly. Through trial and error, I’ve landed on the sweet spot that lets me maximize my harvest without overcrowding. When … Read more
English yew wood is a beautiful and unique species of wood that is growing in popularity for use in woodworking, musical instruments, and other specialty projects However, sourcing quality boards can be a challenge, especially here in the US In this article, I’ll discuss what makes english yew wood special, where to find it for … Read more
Moss growth is as dangerous to your roof as it is unsightly. When moss grows on your roof, it can weaken asphalt or composite shingles over time and soak up water, keeping it there. There may be flaws in the roofing material that allow water to get through to the underlayment and then to the … Read more
Many people call this plant Wisteria macrostachya Blue Moon. It is a strong climbing vine that can quickly cover a trellis, pergola, or any other garden structure you put it on. This cultivar not only has some of the most beautiful flowers you can find, but it also climbs like crazy. The flowers of this … Read more
For most folks, gardening is a seasonal activity. In December, we get seed catalogs in the mail, and we use the winter to plan our gardens for the spring and summer. You can feed yourself and your family for another six months, though, and you don’t have to be a Master Gardener as a guide. … Read more
Peaches (Prunus persica) are one of my favorite fruits. When I take that first sip of sweet liquid sunshine, it takes me back to happy summer vacations and beach picnics with my family. Every year I look forward to the first warm, juicy peach of the season that I can pick from my own tree. … Read more
This scallop squash grows on bushy plants that make soft fruits that are best when picked when they are four to six inches across. A deliciously mild white squash that is low in calories and a good source of vitamin A. People who garden and people who cook at home will both love Early White … Read more
Flowers are a joy to behold. Their colorful petals and sweet fragrances brighten any garden. While single flowers have their charm, there’s something special about flowers that produce multiple blooms on a single stem. These multiflorous flowers create a cascade of color and provide ample material for flower arrangements. In this article, we’ll explore some … Read more