Robby Growing holly trees from seed can be a rewarding and fascinating process. With some patience and the right techniques, you can grow your own holly trees from the seeds found inside the berries. In this comprehensive guide, I’ll explain everything you need to know about collecting, preparing, and sowing holly seeds so you can … Read more
Changing leaves are a beautiful part of fall in the garden, but that’s not the only way to make your garden interesting. Fall berries give you a pop of color and add a new texture to your fall space. Berries are also beneficial to wildlife, namely birds, who will happily gobble them up. A lot … Read more
Should you want to fill your Bios Urn® with a flower or plant and have a pet, you might want to think about houseplants that are safe for pets. All of our biodegradable urns can be used with any plant species. However, many plant species are poisonous to pets that might nibble on a leaf … Read more
Rescue your basils yellow leaves and secure a lush harvest with these crucial care secrets. Growing basil is a joy for any gardener or cook. Its fragrant leaves lend flavor and aroma to dishes like pesto, soups, and salads. However, those bright green leaves can suddenly turn yellow, sending gardeners scrambling to figure out the … Read more
The graceful, white-barked silver birch tree (Betula pendula) is a favorite ornamental tree for landscapes. With its striking white bark and oval canopy of yellow fall foliage, it adds beauty and contrast to any yard. If you’d like to plant a silver birch of your own, you’ll need to start with purchasing young saplings. In … Read more
Yes, cats can’t eat snake plants because they contain a chemical called saponin that is bad for their stomachs. Snake plants also known as mother-in-law’s tongue or Sansevieria are a popular houseplant known for their sword-like leaves and hardy nature. However, snake plants contain saponins, compounds that are toxic to cats and can cause unpleasant … Read more
The question, “When do hydrangeas bloom?” is trickier to answer than it seems. Different types of hydrangeas bloom at different times, and some flower much earlier than others. Most hydrangeas flower between late spring and early fall. Climate, weather patterns, pruning, and how you care for plants can also affect when hydrangeas bloom and make … Read more
Lilies are prized for their fragrant blooms and often giant, trumpet-shaped flowers. You can plant lily bulbs in flower beds and containers, and lily plants are the best summer flowers to make your garden bright and colorful. There are two main types of lily to grow: Oriental lily and Asiatic lily. Oriental lilies typically have … Read more
Neat, crisp edges can transform an ordinary flower bed into a showstopping garden focal point. While you can edge beds with basic tools like a spade, specialized edging tools make the task simpler. The right edging tool delivers clean lines with less work. When selecting the best edging tool, consider your budget bed material and … Read more
Unless you live in the Mediterranean region, rosemary is not native to your area. So your main job is to give your rosemary plant a place that feels like home by growing it in the best way possible. I also want to say that rosemary is not as stable as the other perennial herbs in … Read more