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Transplanting rhubarb becomes a necessity no matter how good the gardener or how nice the garden. You can change the size of your rhubarb garden by transplanting it, and you should do it occasionally to keep the plants healthy. You should do this in the fall, when you are already getting your vegetable garden ready … Read more
Roses are one of the most popular and beautiful flowering plants that can add instant color and fragrance to any garden. While buying potted rose plants from a nursery is always an option, growing roses from cuttings can be an inexpensive and satisfying way for gardeners to add new roses to their landscape. In this … Read more
I live in Mequon, WI and my lot is heavy clay. Would adding fireplace ashes and lime to the soil help my flowers, trees, and bushes grow? Mequon like the rest of southeast Wisconsin has heavy clay soils with a high pH (alkaline). Lime and wood ash are also alkaline, intensifying existing soil nutrient problems. … Read more
If youre interested in growing your own mulberry trees, you might want to try propagating them from cuttings. This is a fun project that will help you make new plants that are genetically identical to the parent plant. In this guide, well walk you through the process of propagating mulberries from cuttings. Mulberry trees are … Read more
My favorite flowers to grow are flowers that serve many purposes in a garden. As a drought-tolerant, pollinator-friendly cut flower, yarrow definitely meets that criteria. I love growing yarrow in my garden for many reasons. Today I’m going to talk about those reasons and give you some tips on how to do the same. … Read more
There is fire in the lucky bamboo tree, and there is wood in the red ribbon that is tied around it. It is known to create a sense of balance and prosperity in life. According to Feng Shui, lucky plants for home bring good luck is sure to come. Although, it is your bedroom that … Read more
This type of fuchsia adds a touch of elegance and charm to gardens, hanging baskets, or containers with its softly drooping flowers that often look like delicate ballerina skirts and deep green leaves. You will get two (2) LIVE baby fushia plants sent straight from our nursery to your door, ready to be planted. Fuchsias … Read more
Purple flowers, a hue associated with royalty, may create a fascinating, spiritual, and imaginative garden. Its no surprise that lavender, lilac, and violet are named after the flowers that provide these lovely hues. Youll feel creative and inspired after planting a purple flower garden, walking through its fairytale-like greenery. Eden Brothers has more than 100 … Read more
Minus some advance planning, fall usually spells the end of the garden. But if planted in spring, dahlias will flower non-stop through autumn. Lately, I’ve been waking up to crisp mornings only to discover more and more blooms. Who knew October could bring so many fresh flowers?. With their vibrant, brightly colored blooms that come … Read more
As a gardener with a lot of experience, winter often speaks to me in a language of solitude and thought. There are many plants in my garden, but creeping phlox is my favorite. It spreads out gracefully across the ground and paints it with a rainbow of colors. The process of pruning this hardy perennial … Read more