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A lot of people like marigolds as garden plants because they grow quickly and easily and come in many colors and sizes. You can also grow marigolds indoors as house plants. Marigold types can be anywhere from 6 inches to 4 feet tall and from 6 inches to 3 feet wide. For growing indoors, pick … Read more
Turf experts often recommend “topdressing” lawns with a thin layer of compost. Depending on the weather and soil in the area, the material is spread out a quarter to half inch thick in the spring or fall. *. Compost improves the moisture-holding capacity of the soil, adds nutrients, and feeds soil microbes. These microbes are … Read more
The lucky bamboo is a popular housewarming gift because it is said to bring luck to the home. It is easy to grow and doesn’t need much care. Lucky bamboo plants that are used for good feng shui often have interesting shapes, swirls, or braided stalks. You can find them in homes and offices. You … Read more
Long stem roses are highly coveted for their elegance and grace, making them a top choice for special occasion bouquets and floral arrangements. But have you ever wondered how florists and growers are able to achieve those lengthy, pristine stems that can reach 18-24 inches long? It’s not as simple as just letting a rose … Read more
Banish black spots from your Rhododendron and safeguard its lush beauty with our expert guide! If you’ve noticed dark splotches marring the foliage of your prized rhododendrons, you’re not alone. Black spots on rhododendron leaves are a common issue for gardeners growing these ornamental shrubs. While the spots can be unsightly, the good news is … Read more
Spring is in the air, and it’s time to start planning your garden! One question that often comes up is whether you can plant spring bulbs in the spring. The short answer is yes, you absolutely can. While fall is generally considered the optimal planting time for many spring bulbs, with some planning and care, … Read more
Sign up for our daily newsletter to get gardening tips and advice. No content available. Subhead Growing big, beautiful butternut squash is so rewarding but knowing exactly when to pick them can be tricky. Waiting too long risks exposure to frost or rotting on the vine. Picking too early means less flavorful poorly-storing squash. So … Read more
Decorating cards, invitations, scrapbooks or other paper crafts with a pretty floral border is an easy way to add artistic flair. Flower borders immediately create a feminine, springtime feel with their graceful blooms and winding vines. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced artist, learning how to draw flower borders is a fun and rewarding skill. … Read more
Sunflowers, a flower that has stood the test of time, fascinating to many all around the world. Originally cultivated in North America around 3000 BCE, these resilient flowers have earned their place in everybodys garden. Because they are flexible, useful, and look good, they are a tough competitor to all other famous flowers. Luckily, sunflowers … Read more
You have seen your olive tree do well in the warmer weather (if the UK weather keeps its summer promise, that is!). But now that fall and winter are here, you are probably worried about how your tree will do in the colder weather. Even though olive trees are very hardy plants, if they are … Read more