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If you like birds and flowers, this article is just what you need. Picture walking into a garden where flowers look like birds, making the space bright and magical. In this article, we’ll talk about 12 flowers that resemble birds. Each petal has a story, like a special tribute to the world of birds. So, … Read more

Lettuce love being grown in raised beds because the open soil structure is ideal for them. They also are not particularly picky about feeding as long as minimal feeds are given. But for good lettuces to grow, they need a lot of water and a spot that keeps them out of direct sunlight from early … Read more

Bamboo is one of nature’s fastest growing plants on the planet and a sustainable building material. This article will discuss bamboo’s remarkable growth rates and the factors that influence how swiftly it can multiply. Understanding bamboo’s growth patterns is crucial for landscapers and homeowners using this renewable resource. We’ll talk about how bamboo changes with … Read more

These Anthurium care and growing tips will help you out. This may not be the easiest houseplant, but it’s well worth it. A long time ago, before the internet took over our lives, I saw an Anthurium for the first time in a magazine. I had never seen anything like it before. After some time, … Read more

The herb peppermint (Mentha × piperita) is a hybrid between spearmint (Mentha spicata) and watermint (Mentha aquatica). This amazingly aromatic herb is one of the oldest herbs used for ritual, culinary, and medicinal purposes. Peppermint will thrive in full sun and in almost any type of soil. This marvelous herb can be enjoyed for its … Read more

Palm trees in the landscape may look carefree, but they can get many diseases, bugs, and nutritional issues. Avoid many of these problems by following the recommended cultural practices that help keep plants healthy and vigorous. More information on how to grow outdoor palms successfully is provided in HGIC 1019, Palms & Cycads. Leaf Spots: … Read more

I don’t want the little guys to take over, but I’m thinking about putting in a few pickling cucumber plants. How many do I need to have on hand at any given time to make a few jars of pickles here and there? Find the magic number. Related Stories. As a home gardener who loves … Read more

You may be wondering if you can still plant your old flower seeds from last year. This post will help you figure out how long old seeds will last. While some older seeds may not grow as well as they used to, most will still likely sprout and grow after a couple of years. Understanding … Read more

Mushroom compost, also known as spent mushroom substrate, refers to the leftover growing medium after mushrooms have been harvested. This nutrient-rich material can be an excellent addition to garden soils. However, mushroom compost also has some drawbacks to consider. Below is an in-depth look at the pros and cons of using mushroom compost in your … Read more

The Best Flowering Evergreen Shrubs for Zone 8 Gardens Zone 8 gardens can flourish with beautiful flowering evergreen shrubs that provide year-round structure texture and pops of color. Unlike deciduous shrubs that lose their leaves in winter, evergreens maintain their foliage to keep landscapes lush. Many also produce showy blooms to brighten up spring and … Read more