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This type of fuchsia adds a touch of elegance and charm to gardens, hanging baskets, or containers with its softly drooping flowers that often look like delicate ballerina skirts and deep green leaves. You will get two (2) LIVE baby fushia plants sent straight from our nursery to your door, ready to be planted. Fuchsias … Read more
Purple flowers, a hue associated with royalty, may create a fascinating, spiritual, and imaginative garden. Its no surprise that lavender, lilac, and violet are named after the flowers that provide these lovely hues. Youll feel creative and inspired after planting a purple flower garden, walking through its fairytale-like greenery. Eden Brothers has more than 100 … Read more
Minus some advance planning, fall usually spells the end of the garden. But if planted in spring, dahlias will flower non-stop through autumn. Lately, I’ve been waking up to crisp mornings only to discover more and more blooms. Who knew October could bring so many fresh flowers?. With their vibrant, brightly colored blooms that come … Read more
As a gardener with a lot of experience, winter often speaks to me in a language of solitude and thought. There are many plants in my garden, but creeping phlox is my favorite. It spreads out gracefully across the ground and paints it with a rainbow of colors. The process of pruning this hardy perennial … Read more
If you remember a vine creeping around your grandmother’s kitchen, chances are it was a Hoya plant. The thick waxy leaves of this tropical indoor plant make it often called a “Wax plant.” It’s a classic because it lives forever, gets very big, and makes beautiful, fragrant flower clusters that look like porcelain (hence the … Read more
I use Black Kow composted cow manure to improve garden soil organically. Our shrubs and flowers are healthy and beautiful. Here is why it works for me. First off, this article is not sponsored in any way by Black Kow. I’m sharing my experience using their cow manure compost because our garden soil has greatly … Read more
Tomatoes are one of the most popular vegetables to grow in home gardens. Producing an abundance of sweet, juicy tomatoes starts with preparing the soil properly before planting. Tomatoes thrive when the soil has the right nutrients and texture to support vigorous plants. Here are some tips on amending soil and what to mix in … Read more
Dahlias are stunning summer-blooming tubers that come in a dazzling range of colors, shapes, and sizes With proper timing for planting and care, they will reward you with eye-catching flowers from midsummer until fall frost But getting the timing right is essential, especially in cooler climates like zone 5. Plant too early, and a late … Read more
Now let’s talk about a simple but effective way that I love to use to make my garden bigger and share the joy of gardening: dividing hosta and sedum plants. (two of my favorite plants!). If you’re like me, you’re always looking for ways to make your garden grow and thrive. It’s like hitting the … Read more
Sansevieria (also known as Mother-in-Law Tongue or Snake Plant) is an amazing plant. The sansevieria originally came from Africa and made its way to Europe in the 18th century. The scientific name for this particular sansevieria is Dracaena Trifasciata. It has striking sculptural beauty and the care is very simple. I have snake plants in … Read more