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The Venus fly trap is one of the most popular and unique houseplants available today. Its carnivorous nature adds an exotic factor that fascinates plant lovers and kids alike. However, Venus fly traps are often purchased on impulse without understanding proper care. Neglect or improper conditions frequently lead to a dying, stressed plant. But there … Read more
Dahlias can easily be planted in pots as well. You can enjoy dahlias on your balcony or terrace even if you don’t have a lot of room. They do well in large containers, and tall varieties need a stake for extra support. With the right growing conditions and a little care, you’ll enjoy your dahlias … Read more
Every gardener has times when they look at a plant and think, “You belong somewhere else!” or when they see an empty spot in the garden and think, “This rose would look great there!” Well, it’s a good thing roses can be moved! When you decide on a place to move your rose, remember that … Read more
Hey triple-D friends! I’m back in the garden! If you like ferns, you know they’re pretty fragile plants that need special care. What would you say if I told you I found something that will make your ferns grow better? It’s a quirky way to help ferns outside. Not only is it simple to do, … Read more
Thinning seedlings is an essential technique in gardening yet it often confuses beginner gardeners. Why would you purposefully remove perfectly healthy young plants? This article will explain what thinning seedlings means why it’s important, when to thin, and how to thin seedlings successfully. What Is Thinning Seedlings? Thinning seedlings simply refers to reducing the number … Read more
Pepper plants are usually thought to be pretty strong, but sometimes they break because of the weight of the fruit that is growing on them. Pepper plants have shallow root systems. When they are laden with heavy fruit, the branches will sometimes bend and break. For this reason, many people turn to pepper staking or … Read more
They’re more colorful, juicy, and stronger-tasting than the ones you can buy in stores, which, let’s be honest, are sometimes almost anemic. But how do you grow tomatoes in hanging baskets? What do you need to do to have your own bumper crop of juicy garden food? To help you understand how to grow tomatoes … Read more
Growing a fig tree from a cutting can be an easy and rewarding way to propagate new fig trees. Figs are one of the easiest fruit trees to root from cuttings making them a great option for beginner gardeners or anyone looking to expand their fig collection. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk through the … Read more
Beets may be seeded as early in spring as the ground can be worked. Sow again and again every three weeks to make sure you have a steady supply of young, tender beets all season long. Beets are well adapted to grow in many regions. Beets are fairly tolerant of heat and also resistant to … Read more
Begonias are great for adding cheery splashes of colour in any garden, no matter how large or small. You can pick from a lot of different options that work well in a lot of different places and situations. Bundles of Begonias are one of the most common ways to add them to a garden. While … Read more