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You can choose the best time to plant the vegetables, herbs, and flowers you want to grow by knowing your climate zone. You can also choose varieties that will do well in your garden. Most of the time, the best garden results come from planting plants that do well in your climate zone. Grow Guide … Read more
Swiss chard is a leafy green vegetable that is high in minerals and vitamins. It can handle higher temperatures and light drought better than other nutrient-dense greens like spinach. Chard also has the added bonus of being quite ornamental, making it perfect for companion planting with chard. Some plants that grow well with chard are … Read more
It’s called winter honeysuckle or sweet breath of spring, and it’s thought to be invasive in many parts of the United States. Originally from China, this plant was introduced to the U. S. in the mid-1800s as an ornamental plant due to its fragrant, early spring flowers. Despite its pleasing characteristics, Lonicera fragrantissima can cause … Read more
If you have property that needs upkeep, you might be thinking about forestry mulching, which is an easy way to boost growth and keep the soil healthy. A type of land clearing called forestry mulching removes unwanted trees, brush, and other plants from your property. You can improve soil health and reduce erosion by cutting … Read more
Scheffleras, commonly known as umbrella plants, are popular additions to interior displays. They have pretty oval-shaped leaves and can get quite big (up to 6 feet indoors), making a beautiful green statement in bright spots or on side tables. And, like many houseplants, if you have one schefflera, its possible to make more. I love … Read more
Have you noticed tiny red spiders crawling around your home lately? These creepy crawlies are likely clover mites, a common nuisance pest in many households. Keep reading to learn all about these red spiders, why they may be in your house, and most importantly, how to get rid of them! What Are Clover Mites? Clover … Read more
This group of about 1,000 perennial plants comes from Central America, northern South America, and the Caribbean. The plants can be grown outside in warm climates, but most people keep them inside or in greenhouses because they need special care. Growth rate is slow or moderate and dependent on ample light but susceptible to sunburn. … Read more
Romanesco is an eye-catching, chartreuse-colored variant of cauliflower that offers a buttery, nutty taste and texture. Its fractal, spiral shaped florets make it one of the most visually stunning vegetables you can add to your plate. If you’re looking to try this vegetable for the first time or find the best source for fresh romanesco … Read more
Groundcover plants create beautiful low-maintenance alternatives to turf grass. Many varieties produce pretty pink blooms that add charm and color. If you’re looking for groundcovers with pink flowers here are 12 excellent options for yards, gardens, and borders. 1. Pink Creeping Phlox Creeping phlox (Phlox subulata) is a popular evergreen groundcover that originates from rocky, … Read more
We bet you already have some lily bulbs in your garden, and maybe someone gives you some potted lilies every spring. But why not plant your own in containers? These beautiful flowers deserve to be in the spotlight, and that’s easy to do with containers. With their elegant, trumpet-shaped blooms and heavenly fragrance, lilies are … Read more