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Bonsai trees are miniature trees grown in containers and artistically shaped to mimic full-sized trees. Like all trees, bonsai occasionally need to be replanted or “repotted” into new containers to provide fresh soil and room for root growth. Replanting bonsai may seem daunting for beginners but it’s an essential part of keeping your tree healthy … Read more
Green and white grass plants are a beautiful and versatile choice for gardens. With their eye-catching striped foliage these ornamental grasses add vibrant style, texture, and movement to garden beds and borders. I’ll walk you through the top options for green and white grasses and provide tips for choosing the best varieties and caring for … Read more
Grapes are such a fun, juicy fruit that it’s no wonder many gardeners seek out plants with a similar grape-like appearance. Certain flowers and foliage replicate the orb shapes, sizes, and cluster formations of actual grapes. Adding these imposter plants creates intrigue and whimsy in your garden. In this article, we look at 10 great … Read more
With its mild, sweet flavor and enormous size, elephant garlic has become a popular ingredient for home cooks and gardeners alike. If you’re looking to get your hands on some elephant garlic bulbs, you have quite a few options. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about buying elephant garlic bulbs, … Read more
More and more people are becoming aware of how dangerous mold can be in homes, offices, and other indoor places. Not only does so-called “Toxic Black Mold” harm your health and lungs, but even less dangerous molds that live in the air can cause a wide range of health problems. This is especially true for … Read more
Clematis plants are called “queen vines,” and they come in three types: those that flower early, those that flower late, and those that bloom more than once. Clematis plants are hardy to USDA plant hardiness zone 3. Nothing adds elegance, beauty, or charm to a garden like clematis vines. Colors range from shades of pink, … Read more
Applying lime to your lawn is your first defense against many pests, weeds and diseases. Why? Because lime evens out acidic soil. Georgia’s clay soil tends to have low pH levels, but if you add lime to it for a few years, the acidity may level off on its own. The less acidic the soil, … Read more
Growing tomatoes in pots is perfect for small-space gardens like patios or balconies. “Can I grow that in a pot?” is one of the gardening questions I get asked most often. The answer is always “yes” for tomatoes! The Top 10 Best Tomato Varieties for Growing in Pots Tomatoes are a beloved crop for container … Read more
One of the joys of gardening is having plants return and thrive season after season. For herb gardeners, choosing perennials that come back reliably every year is key. Let’s look at some of the best perennial herbs for repeat performance. What Makes an Herb a Perennial? By definition, perennial herbs are plants that can live … Read more
For avid gardeners, a proper tool storage system is a must. Leaving costly shovels, rakes, pruners and trimmers lying around the garage or lawn exposes them to damage. And rummaging through a jumbled pile to find the right tool wastes precious time and effort. Investing in some sturdy hooks or a wall-mounted rack can keep … Read more