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Want a trendy houseplant that is also easy to take care of? You can’t go wrong with a type of monstera. The fenestrate foliage (holey leaves) that develop in mature plants is what most enthusiasts covet them for. The aerial roots of monsteras, on the other hand, can make them look anything from pretty to … Read more
Few flowers announce the arrival of spring as vibrantly as tulips. Their brightly colored cups seem to glow with optimism after a long winter. But just how long do tulips last once they start blooming? In this guide, you’ll learn how factors like tulip type, weather and care impact bloom time both in the garden … Read more
Distinctive and spiky, the monkey puzzle has been making strong impressions since dinosaurs roamed the earth. These days, jays and squirrels feast on its nuts. Monkey Puzzle can grow up to 30 meters tall and has a thick, almost cylindrical trunk with smooth, purple-brown bark. The base of a large tree can resemble an elephants … Read more
Because its pattern is so simple and easy to recognize, the daisy is the most recognizable flower of all. For generations, crayon-drawn daisies have been on people’s fridges, and the plant has become a part of pop culture, everyday language, and even politics. Some flower lovers think that the phrase “fresh as a daisy” comes … Read more
Choosing an appropriate pot for your plant is crucial for its health and growth. When choosing the right pot size for indoor plants like Christmas Cactus, it’s important to make sure the plant’s roots and shoots have enough room to grow. However, pots for indoor or outdoor plants add interior beauty to the space. Additionally, … Read more
Climbing roses make stunning additions to any outdoor space when grown against walls and structures Their long, flexible canes allow them to be trained to climb vertically, providing beautiful roses at eye level. However, brick and masonry walls can pose some challenges for attaching climbing roses With the right techniques though, you can successfully train … Read more
Hydrangeas root well from from cuttings, giving you a new batch of young hydrangea plants, for free. You can propagate cuttings from all types of hydrangea, including mophead and lacecap, Hydrangea paniculata, and climbing hydrangeas. With their lush, colorful blooms, hydrangeas are a treasured shrub for gardens across many hardiness zones. Their captivating flowers come … Read more
Mulberry trees are fast-growing, productive fruit trees that can be grown in many climates. While often propagated by cuttings or grafting, it is also possible to grow a mulberry tree from seed at home. Starting mulberries from seed takes patience, but watching your tree grow from seedling to fruiting tree can be incredibly rewarding. In … Read more
With their dramatically shaped, glossy leaves in shades of metallic green, silver and even purple, Alocasia ‘Polly’ makes a striking statement in any indoor garden Luckily, propagating these beauties is straightforward, allowing you to expand your plant collection In this article, we’ll look at when and how to propagate Alocasia Polly using division. Read on … Read more
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Want to add more clematis (or KLEM-a-tis, as some people prefer) to your collection? This summer, try growing new plants from seeds. Once the seedheads turn brown, shake out the seeds and collect the fatter, swollen ones … Read more