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If you have roses in your garden, you may be wondering how to prune them now that gardening season is coming up. Regular pruning creates a healthy plant, promotes new growth, gets rid of old, dead wood, shapes the plant, and lowers the risk of fungal disease by letting air flow through the rose plant. … Read more
Cornhole is a game of inches. It tests your accuracy, touch, and precision. It only takes a tiny bit of an inch to change the taste of victory from bitter to sweet. In a game of inches, every inch counts. That’s why it’s important to set up the game correctly, use the right boards and … Read more
Gladiolus has beautiful, tall, spiked flowers in the summer. It’s hard to believe that “glads” are so easy to grow. Glads don’t need a lot of care, but it’s still important to know when and how to cut back gladiolus leaves. Read on for simple tips on pruning back gladiolus. With their majestic spires of … Read more
Starting plants from seed can be an exciting and rewarding endeavor for gardeners. Nurturing tiny seeds into vigorous seedlings ready for transplanting is part of the joy of gardening Using plastic humidity domes or plastic wrap over seed trays helps create an ideal microclimate for germination. But when is the right time to remove these … Read more
Hostas are some of the most popular perennials for shady gardens, thanks to their wide variety of foliage colors, textures, and sizes. But while hostas are grown primarily for their leaves, many varieties also produce beautiful blooms on tall flower scapes in summer. If you want to add some punchy color to your hosta collection, … Read more
Displaying houseplants on window sills is a great way to bring natural beauty inside while caring for your plant babies. But keeping pots lined up on the ledge can look cluttered. This is where window sill plant shelves come in handy! These clever shelves attach securely to your window frame and create an organized display … Read more
Questions about how to plant a pomegranate seed show up quite frequently lately. The apple-sized fruit used to only be seen during the winter holidays, but now you can find it all the time in the fresh fruit section of the grocery store. Pomegranates have become more popular in recent years, and seeing how many … Read more
It is important to know what can affect your fiddle leaf fig. Learn more about seasonal changes that can hurt your fiddle leaf fig. This time of year, the seasons are changing in most places. If you’re in the northern hemisphere, you’re well into autumn. If you’re in the southern hemisphere, you’re enjoying spring and … Read more
My family loves fresh peas. We’ve had quite a few years when the peas didn’t get off to a good start. But now I know how to germinate peas indoor we have a good crop each year. And you can too. Sugar snap peas are one of the first plants I can plant every year … Read more
The beautiful morning glory is a classic flowering vine that brings charm and color to gardens. While the traditional blue variety is most common, unique cultivars like the white morning glory with a purple center offer exciting new options for plantings. Description of the Variety This special morning glory cultivar produces luminous white petaled flowers … Read more