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I grew potatoes in my pants, t-shirts, pillowcases, trash bags, and even my husband’s shorts! But when the “spuds split our duds,” I knew things had to get stricter! That’s when I gave it another shot using a burlap coffee sack. I had so much fun that I ordered a whole pallet of used coffee … Read more
If you want your verbenas to bloom for many years, you can grow them as perennials and use them as bedding plants. How hard it is to take care of your verbena plants will depend on the type you choose and where you put them. Perennial verbena is usually a lower-maintenance choice that doesn’t need … Read more
When people get a new cat, they usually “cat-proof” the house by making sure that cleaning supplies and chemicals are out of reach. Also, things like essential oils and diffusers will be checked to make sure they are safe for cats to be around. However, houseplants are something we don’t check as often. A lot … Read more
The bird of paradise, which lives up to its name, doesn’t need to be pruned like some perennials do, but you can thin it out to get rid of flower stalks after they bloom. If the plant is getting too big for where it is, take some clumps from the base of the plant and … Read more
Phlox are one of the most popular garden plants in Britain, and there are as many reasons for this as there are types of the plant. No matter the reason or type, phlox flowers for at least three months with lots of little flowers in clusters at the ends of the stems. The salver-shaped five-petalled … Read more
Air plants are epiphytes that grow attached to trees and rocks in nature, so they don’t require soil to thrive. This makes displaying air plants creatively in your home easy since they aren’t limited to traditional planters. From teacups to driftwood, seashells to glass terrariums, the possibilities are endless! Here are some of the best … Read more
Tete a Tete daffodils are one of the most popular miniature daffodil varieties grown around the world. Their compact size vibrant yellow blooms and early flowering habit make them a delight in gardens and containers. If you want to add a cheerful pop of color to your spring landscape, learning how to properly plant Tete … Read more
I like having poinsettias out for Christmas, but I don’t love them after the holidays. I’m going to show you how to make a poinsettia topiary so that they look a little different after Christmas. I’m not typically a fan of hanging on to my poinsettias after Christmas. In fact, they usually go out with … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Cauliflower is a little harder to grow than its cabbage and broccoli relatives. It can’t live in temperatures that are too cold or too hot, so this is the main reason. It’s not impossible, though. If you … Read more
Advice on how to pick the right pot for each type of marigold and how to take good care of them. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Marigolds are hugely popular flowers to grow and can provide stunning pops of bright color in … Read more