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As a gardener, stumbling upon a cache of small, clear eggs in the soil or under leaves is an intriguing discovery. Are they friend or foe? Identifying mystery eggs can be challenging, but a closer look provides clues. This guide covers common egg-laying critters, identifying traits, and whether to remove the eggs or let them … Read more
At the moment, traveling seems like a thing of the past. But one day, seeing the world will be something to be admired instead of breaking the covid rules. Perhaps if you’re reading this in a few years time then you’re already there. In which case, hello future you. Hope you’re enjoying a better time. … Read more
A ranunculus garden will provide the most beautiful look to your outdoor space. Growing ranunculus from corms indoors will assure you will have many flowers with a head start. We will talk about whether they are hard to grow, what plants do well with ranunculus, whether they only bloom once, and whether they spread quickly … Read more
John Hoyland, a garden writer and expert on plants, picks his favorite types of kniphofia, or red hot poker, and tells you how to grow them. Photographs by Jason Ingram. When I was in South Africa, I was amazed to see hundreds of flower spikes that lit up in the evening. They were the flowers … Read more
An old favorite, rose campion, also known as Lychnis coronaria, is a must-have in any cottage garden. Each packet contains 45+ seeds. The seeds are very tiny so I always include extras. Rose Campion is a great perennial/ biennial for informal and cottage style gardens. The soft grey foliage will form a neat clump in … Read more
Trillium wildflowers are a sight to behold not only in their native habitat but also in the garden. These early spring bloomers are native to temperate areas of North America and Asia. They are easy to spot because they have a whorl of three leaves and big flowers. The name comes from the fact that … Read more
If you want to grow a thick, lush privacy hedge in your front or back yard, skip laurel shrubs are a great choice. They are a privacy hedge that can turn your garden into a lush green paradise. It has clusters of fragrant white flowers, glossy green pointed leaves, and blackish-purple berries. During the spring, … Read more
One of the most popular tropical houseplants is the money tree, or Pachira aquatica. It has beautiful palm-shaped leaves and doesn’t need much care. The tree has positive associations with Feng Shui as its believed to bring good fortune and wealth. If there is a problem, though, this hardy indoor plant’s leaves may turn yellow, … Read more
Green-thumb fans, welcome! Have you ever thought about growing vegetables in pots? It’s a great way to garden, especially for people who are new to gardening. It’s ideal for city dwellers who may not have a backyard or those with limited space. You can move your pots around to get the most sun or get … Read more
Dahlia tubers start arriving in the mail as early as February but most areas have frost risks into late spring. So what should you do with dahlia tubers in the weeks or months before you can plant them outside? Proper care in spring will give your dahlias the best start. Storing Tubers Until Planting If … Read more