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We’re going to show you how to grow mushrooms because they’re tasty, good for you, pretty, and interesting. The number of species of mushrooms is over 10,000, and they live in a wide range of places. These include both wild and cultivated mushrooms. Here, we’ll talk about how to grow shiitake, oyster, reishi, lion’s mane, … Read more
Plumeria, also known as Frangipani, is a stunning tropical flower that thrives in warm climates. However, those living in areas with cold winters can still enjoy these fragrant, colorful blooms by providing a little extra care during the colder months. With the right steps, your plumeria can survive and re-bloom year after year. Reasons for … Read more
Potted plants need fertilizer, and Fiddle Leaf Figs do too! They have big, dense leaves and tend to grow quickly. One mistake plant parents often make is not fertilizing at all, which can cause growth to slow down or stop and overall poor health. Do you know how often and what to use to fertilize … Read more
Dahlias are stunning summer bloomers that bring vibrant color to gardens from midsummer into fall. But when winter arrives, many gardeners face the question – should I dig up my dahlia bulbs or can I leave them in the ground? The answer isn’t straightforward. While some climates allow leaving dahlias in place over winter, other … Read more
Yucca is a genus of over 40 perennial plants, shrubs, and trees. A few are grown as houseplants, including Yucca gigantea (also known as Y. guatemalensis and Y. elephantipes) and the Yucca aloifolia. Yuccas are native to the American Southwest, Mexico, and the Caribbean. They look like agave or dragon plants, which makes them visually … Read more
Dark spots also known as hyperpigmentation, are a common skin concern for many people. These spots can appear on the face hands, neck, and other areas that get frequent sun exposure. While harmless, dark spots can make some feel self-conscious about their appearance. If you’re looking to reduce the look of dark spots, Pond’s Dark … Read more
You have to grow at least one cosmos, even if your garden is small or just a few pots. They are the lowest maintenance, floweriest plants in the world. For me, cosmos is the classic cut flower and a supremely lovely garden plant. They reward you with buckets of cut flowers for very little work. … Read more
As a gardener you’re always looking for ways to help your plants thrive. You give them the right soil the perfect amount of sun, and just the right amount of water. But what about giving your plants a nutritional boost with an unconventional fertilizer – beet water? Beet water may sound strange, but it provides … Read more
Evergreen shrubs provide the backbone of color and structure in gardens year-round. Those with purple flowers add a special pop that livens up any outdoor space. The contrast of rich purple blooms against the backdrop of green foliage is always eye-catching. If you’re looking to inject new life into your landscape with vivid purple accents, … Read more
Turnips are a cool-weather root vegetable that germinate in only a few days. Photo Credit Elena Koromyslova/Shutterstock Botanical Name Brassica rapa (Rapifera Group) Plant Type. Sign up for our daily newsletter to get gardening tips and advice. No content available. Subhead As temperatures cool in late summer, thoughts turn to establishing fall food plots. A … Read more