Robby 
People who like to keep plants inside often choose peace lilies, which have beautiful white flowers and lush green leaves. People often ask, “Can peace lily be outside?” The answer isn’t as simple as “yes” or “no,” because it depends on things like the weather, the plant’s environment, and how it’s cared for. We’ll talk … Read more
Good, mature roots from healthy plants usually keep well, and any of several ways to store tubers should work 90 to 95 percent of the time. But tubers from some dahlia types don’t keep well, and tubers from some cultivars are very few and far between. For these varieties, one should consider planting extras and … Read more
I love my hibiscus plants so much. They make me think of the tropics and summer. This tropical plant can produce bright, colorful blooms. But this year my blooms were falling off before they opened. After looking into the reasons why this might be happening, I thought others might be as well. That being said, … Read more
A few weeks ago, I met a really cool guy named Bill Whitehead while I was taking a pruning course. He knew tons and tons about Potatoes and their history in the UK. He showed me a Yam, which is the oldest known type of potato that is still grown in the UK. It dates … Read more
Dahlias are one of the most rewarding summer-flowering bulbs that gardeners can grow. With their riotous colors and ability to bloom from midsummer until frost, it’s no wonder they are so popular. One of the great things about dahlias is that you can increase your stock from year to year by separating the tubers when … Read more
I’ll talk about how to grow lettuce from seeds, how to thin your plants, how to harvest, and how to keep them safe in this article. With the rising cost of production in the grocery store, you might want to consider growing your own. Growing lettuce is really easy to do and very affordable. Lettuce … Read more
You can easily grow a fiddle leaf fig from a single cutting. This means that you can use this simple method to grow more fiddle leaf fig trees for free. This article will show you how to take fiddle leaf fig cuttings and grow new plants from them. It will also give you tips on … Read more
Spreading wood ash across the garden is an old method that has been used for hundreds of years. It gives plants potassium and can help raise the pH of acidic soils. Traditionally, briquettes used in grilling food were nothing more than cinders of pure wood. Today, charcoal briquettes made in factories are mixed with many … Read more
Potatoes are in the Solanaceae family, also known as the Nightshade family. Potato plants have pretty purple flowers that remind us that potatoes are related to peppers, tomatoes, and eggplants. You probably already knew this, but the part of the potato plant we want to eat grows below the ground. It’s the spud, also called … Read more
Plenty of people love spider plants, in part because they are known for being simple to take care of. These striped green friends seem to reproduce and grow at the speed of light. They even do well with very little care. However, they still deserve a little care and attention. Seeing the tips of your … Read more