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Who doesn’t love this herb? When planted rosemary is turning brown, herb lovers and plant parents often panic. Learn how to fix it. With its pine-like fragrance and versatility in the kitchen, rosemary is a treasured herb for any gardener. But this Mediterranean native can be particular about its growing conditions. If your rosemary starts … Read more
Oh, rhubarb! That sour and tangy treat! If you like rhubarb jams or the simple Rhubarb Crumble, you know how great it is to have a plant that grows well in your garden. But how do you keep your rhubarb plants healthy? Knowing when and how to split them is an important part of taking … Read more
With its pungent, woodsy flavor, oregano has become a staple in dishes ranging from pizza to roasted vegetables Both fresh and dried oregano add depth and zest to recipes Fortunately, oregano is also one of the easiest herbs to grow at home, making it readily available for culinary use. However, there is some confusion around … Read more
Orchids are stunning tropical epiphytes that grow on trees in their natural rainforest habitat. By mounting orchids on palm trees, we can recreate a bit of that tropical magic at home. The sight of graceful orchids clinging to the trunks of palm trees is eye-catching and exotic. In this article, we’ll look at how to … Read more
If you’ve noticed some unexpected roots growing above the soil on your fiddle leaf fig, you’re not alone. Many ficus lyrata owners discover aerial roots appearing on their plants. While it may look concerning, it’s actually a natural growth habit of this species. Read on to find out why your fiddle leaf fig is sprouting … Read more
With their distinctive architectural form and scrumptious edible flower buds, globe artichoke plants make a great addition to an edible or ornamental garden. If you’ve been considering purchasing some artichoke plants for your yard, here’s what you need to know about selecting top varieties and providing them with proper care for bountiful harvests. A Bit … Read more
The spot had never been gardened before and was covered in weedy grass. My hard-working husband tilled and raked and tilled and raked until the area was clear. We tried to work the soil a bit, but it was clear right away that it would take a lot of work to even half-way decent the … Read more
Do you not know what or where the eye is on a dahlia tuber? Is the eye on your tuber small and hard to see? Identifying eyes on a dahlia tuber proves that it is able to grow. Ideally, dahlia tubers should also be planted with their eyes facing up. However, sometimes these eyes are … Read more
Creeping phlox (Phlox subulata) is a popular low-growing species prized for its masses of brightly colored flowers in spring. With its carpeting growth habit, creeping phlox makes an excellent ground cover and can also be used in rock gardens or cascading out of hanging baskets. Luckily propagating creeping phlox is an easy process that will … Read more
I inherited this plant when my mother died. My husband says its a schefflera and has been watering it as if it were. It is not doing well – really drooping and yellowing, leaves falling off, trunk has rotted in places. Though he might give it a drink once or twice a week, my husband … Read more