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In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, I’m going to write about moss, which is one of the greenest plants in the garden. A lot of people call those two radio shows to say that these plants are taking over their lawns and gardens. “What can I do to get rid of all this moss?” they … Read more
With their warm, vibrant color, orange roses make a stunning addition to any garden. If you’re looking to add some orange rose plants to your landscape, you have several options for finding these beauties for sale. Knowing where to find reliable sellers of healthy, high-quality orange rose bushes will ensure success growing these eye-catching flowers. … Read more
Can You Eat Wild Sweet Peas? Separating Fact from Fiction Sweet peas are a beloved garden flower but did you know there are wild varieties that are also edible? Wild sweet peas grow all over North America and can be a tasty addition to your foraging repertoire. However rumors persist that you should avoid eating … Read more
Alocasia is a genus from the family Araceae. Native to subtropical and tropical Asia and Eastern Australia, there are over 90 accepted species of Alocasia. Commonly known as Elephant Ear, these plants are widely cultivated as ornamental plants worldwide. Many people collect plants because of their beautiful, sometimes big, leaves. This makes them one of … Read more
An old favorite, rose campion, also known as Lychnis coronaria, is a must-have in any cottage garden. Each packet contains 45+ seeds. The seeds are very tiny so I always include extras. Rose Campion is a great perennial/ biennial for informal and cottage style gardens. The soft grey foliage will form a neat clump in … Read more
From homemade traps to store-bought solutions, heres how to safely kill these pests and their nests. Weve been independently researching and testing products for over 120 years. If you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more about our review process. When it gets warmer, people spend more time outside. They have … Read more
As a passionate gardener and coffee drinker, have you ever wondered if you could use spent coffee grounds as fertilizer for rhododendrons? The acid-loving shrubs certainly like acidic soil, and coffee grounds are acidic too. But is this kitchen waste actually beneficial for rhodies or not? While the idea of repurposing coffee grounds sounds appealing, … Read more
Walk into any commercial kitchen or backyard BBQ setup, and you’re likely to spot a grubby looking tan brick near the grill. This seemingly unassuming item is actually one of the hardest working kitchen tools around. But what exactly is a grill brick made of and why is it a grill master’s secret weapon? In … Read more
It’s easy to moderately hard to grow this plant. Its native range is thought to be the Cape Fear River Basin in North and South Carolina. It does best in zones 6 through 9. Venus Flytrap Akai Ryu is Japanese for “Red Dragon. This is a beautiful type of VFT that has wonderful deep burgundy … Read more
A lovely home garden isn’t complete without the peony, which is Mother Nature’s crown jewel. Peonies are loved by everyone and will give you years of beauty in your garden and home. All it takes is some planning, work, and time. The peony and rose together create the ultimate spring garden duo. With their sumptuous … Read more