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Hibiscus plants are known for their large, colorful flowers that really make a statement in any garden But did you know these tropical beauties can also be grown as houseplants and enjoyed indoors? In this article, we’ll look at how to successfully grow hibiscus plants both indoor and outdoor. A Bit About Hibiscus Hibiscus belong … Read more
“My tulips and daffodils are about to bloom, but it’s supposed to freeze, snow, and sleet tomorrow,” What can I do to save the flowers? -C. J. OBrien Acton, Massachusetts. The good news is that flowering bulbs are remarkably resilient. Some cold spells won’t bother most people, says Steve Zwiep, who is in charge of … Read more
In an ideal world, you planted your garlic in the fall. But we and our gardens don’t always live in a world where we finish all the things on our to-do lists. You can plant garlic in the spring if you forgot to do it last fall, moved to a new house in the winter, … Read more
Bees and wasps provide important ecological benefits like pollination and pest control. But their presence around your home or in heavily used outdoor areas can quickly go from helpful to hazardous. Before you reach for the bug spray, try some of these natural methods for repelling bees and wasps without harming them or the environment. … Read more
The string of pearls plant, also known as Senecio rowleyanus, is a trailing succulent known for its unique, spherical leaves. With proper care, this plant thrives and cascades beautifully in hanging baskets. However, the string of pearls is prone to wilting and dying if its needs aren’t met. Don’t give up hope if your plant … Read more
With its brilliant red and green foliage, coleus canina offers a striking pop of color as a houseplant or in outdoor containers. This plant is also known as scaredy cat plant or piss-off plant due to its pungent odor. If you’re looking to add something unusual to your indoor plant collection, here is some background … Read more
How come my money tree leaves are turning brown? Did you know that not giving money trees enough water can hurt their leaves? Not only that, the whole plant will be hurt. They are known to bring good vibes and positivity to the house and life. However, what is wrong with your money tree plants? … Read more
With their spectacular diversity of colors, shapes, and sizes, dahlias are among the most versatile garden flowers. But with so much variety, it can be tricky to know exactly what you’re getting when you buy a dahlia plant or seeds. In this article, we’ll break down the distinguishing features of the most common dahlia flower … Read more
This North American wildflower is known for its hardiness. Lupines thrive in hardiness zones 3 through 10. Eden Brothers has selected the best 16 cultivars for cut flower production from among 200 varieties. There are annual and perennial plants in a wide range of colors, so there is something for every gardener and climate! The … Read more
Hydrangeas are prized for their large, showy flower heads that come in colors like pink, blue, purple, white and green. But did you know that some hydrangea species and cultivars also gift us with a lovely fragrance to enjoy? When it comes to scent, not all hydrangeas are created equal. Let’s take a look at … Read more