Robby Millions of spores can be released from each frond. Even if only one plant grows, that’s a lot of chances for more plants to grow in the future. We link to vendors to help you find relevant products. If you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. People have figured out … Read more
What does it mean to mulch plants in the fall? The short answer is yes! Mulching around plants in the fall stops soil erosion, keeps weeds down, and protects plants from losing water and temperature changes. Keep reading for fall mulching tips. Fall is the perfect time to mulch your garden beds and landscaped areas. … Read more
I have a love/hate relationship with my dear rosemary. I think I’ve killed at least three or four rosemary plants because they wouldn’t stay alive. Even though, I admit, I neglected one, I always understood rosemary to be able to handle neglect. In any case, I had to try a lot of different things to … Read more
Lily of the valley plants have a beautiful, delicate flower that is easy to spot. They are great for the garden as long as you can control how far they spread. Is there a lot to choose from? Lily of the valley is more than just its sweet smell. Keep reading to learn more about … Read more
Tulips are a classic spring flower that can brighten up any garden with their cheery blooms. Many people buy potted tulips from nurseries and grocery stores when they are in flower. But what should you do with potted tulips after they bloom? Can you plant potted tulips in the garden for them to return year … Read more
I’ll never understand why garlic scapes aren’t more popular. Outside of the community of garlic growers, most people I talk to have never even heard of them!. The majority of grocery stores don’t carry them. However, you might be able to find them at your local farmers market or co-op during certain times of the … Read more
Dried green peas sprout into amazing fresh-tasting sprouts. They have a mildly sweet flavor, similar to peas picked fresh from the garden. And they add a delightful crunch to any recipe calling for green peas. Download all our Cookbooks Guide today with tips and tricks to grow delicious pea sprouts at home. Enjoy fresh, crisp … Read more
The elegantly weeping mimosa tree Albizia julibrissin, is prized for its frothy pink flowers and delicate foliage. However its aggressive spreading roots and abundant seed pods make mimosa an invasive plant in many areas. For those seeking the aesthetic of mimosa without the headaches, many exquisite alternatives exist. Here are some of the top plants … Read more
First off, congratulations on realizing that you can grow your own loofah sponge. Most people think they grow in the ocean alongside other sponges, like Mr. SquarePants. If you live somewhere warm, it’s easy to grow loofah, but this guide will show you that you can do it almost anywhere. As a matter of fact, … Read more
I will always say that the rhubarb I buy from my stand at the Saint-Malo farmers’ market is of higher quality, but I’ve never been happy with its color. The stalks, while reddish at the base are, and cook up, mostly green. This makes for some pretty ugly jams and compotes, because the green, cooked … Read more