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With their cheerful daisy-like blooms in shades of yellow gold orange, red and pink, coreopsis offer vibrant color in the summer garden. These classic perennials shine in beds, borders and containers from early summer well into fall. If you’re wondering whether you can plant coreopsis seeds in the fall, read on. We’ll cover the ins … Read more
Bubble wrapping is the most common method used by gardeners to insulate their greenhouse over the winter. Eli gives some advice on the how and the why. Something all greenhouse owners have in common is the great satisfaction that comes from a greenhouse in summer. During the warmer months, your greenhouse is a great way … Read more
Whether you put your string of pearl cuttings in soil or water to root, it’s easy to grow your plants. If you like string succulents, Curio rowleyanus, also known as string of pearls, is still one of the most popular choices among plant lovers. In addition to its many benefits, this succulent is very easy … Read more
Top dressing, which is also sometimes called compost top dressing, is a common way to make your lawn healthier. Golf course turf pros say that adding top dressing to your lawn care routine is the best way to make it look lush. Adding a thin layer of nutrient-rich compost to your lawn or areas of … Read more
A wildflower native to Mexico and Central America, people have been enchanted with morning glories for all time. This vining plant blooms in a rainbow of colors and thrives in all hardiness zones. Most varieties of morning glories are annuals, but Eden Brothers offers a few perennial varieties. Everyone, young and old, loves these classic … Read more
Grass is a staple of many lawns and landscapes. A lush, green lawn can really enhance the aesthetic appeal of a home or business. But have you ever wondered just how fast grass grows on a daily basis? In this article we’ll take a deep dive into the growth rates of various grass species and … Read more
If you want a perennial ground cover plant that can handle drought, is evergreen, and doesn’t need much care, look no further than Thymus Serpyllum seeds! They make a great hardy ground cover that you can plant right in the garden or border! Creeping Thyme plants are only 4 to 6 inches tall and have … Read more
No one wants a yard with weeds that are as dead as last year’s memes and flowers that are popping like candy canes. But how do we make sure our dogs can play on the lawn without getting hurt? Let’s talk about the best weed killers that are safe for pets and all the ways … Read more
Green caterpillars are one of the most noticeable (and often unwanted) garden guests. They like to eat the leaves of many ornamental and edible trees, shrubs, and plants. Most caterpillars are safe for people to touch, but some may itch if they are, or even spit acid to defend themselves. That’s why you should identify … Read more
Gardeners take delight in the rainbow of colors that iris flowers bring to the landscape in late spring and early summer As the weeks go by, the showy blooms fade away But your work with irises doesn’t end when those lovely flowers disappear. Pay attention to what happens after bloom time – seed pods will … Read more