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Now that Halloween is over, we’re starting to think about the holidays. The store shelves have changed from Halloween candy and costumes to holiday wreaths and plants, and we want to decorate our homes even more. We also can’t get enough of amaryllis during the holiday season, along with wreaths, holly, and mistletoe. Growing amaryllis … Read more
If youre looking for garden path ideas to enhance your space, look no further. One of the easiest ways to change the look of your garden or backyard is to add a stepping stone path. These paths not only make your outdoor spaces look better, but they also make it easier to move from one … Read more
The Japanese maple tree Acer palmatum ‘Sumi nagashi’ is a matsumurae type. It has deeply separated lobes and serrated leaves and would look great in any garden. Introduced in Japan in 1930, Sumi nagashi translates to village on the river bank. Sumi nagashi is fast growing and will mature eloquently. Young trees grow vase shaped … Read more
As an avid gardener, I’m always seeking ways to help my plants thrive. This involves understanding how environmental factors like temperature affect their growth and hardiness. When it comes to onions one key question is how cold can onion seedlings tolerate before damage occurs? Knowing their limits guides me in choosing varieties and protecting my … Read more
Nothing brightens up an outdoor space quite like a lush hanging basket overflowing with flowers. If you’re looking to add a pop of color to your patio, deck, or garden this year, consider filling your hanging baskets with the vibrant, delicate blooms of Million Bells. These popular flowering plants are prized for their long bloom … Read more
Begonias in full bloom are one of my favorite sights in summer gardens. These shade-loving flowers produce blooms in all sorts of sizes and colors. Begonias are generally easy to care for, and some varieties actually make great houseplants. But when they are not growing in their ideal conditions, begonias will stop blooming. A few … Read more
With its gracefully arching stems adorned with variegated foliage, Solomon’s seal (Polygonatum) adds elegance and interest to shady garden beds. This perennial performs best when paired with compatible plants that enhance its form and colors. The right companions can provide visual contrast, harmony, and shared growing conditions. When planning companion plantings for variegated Solomon’s seal. … Read more
We’ve already shown you the fascinating world of plants through Hindi flower names. Now we’ll show you the fascinating world of flowers that start with K. This journey is not just about nomenclature; it’s a vibrant exploration of nature’s artistry. Think about the Kaffir Lily’s delicate beauty—its petals unfolding like a masterful work of art—or … Read more
Cedar trees are a favorite landscaping tree for many people all over the world. Because of how they are built and how their roots are set up, it can be hard to find the right plant to grow under them. Putting plants under any tree is a common way to make it part of the … Read more
As a homesteader and gardener, I’m always seeking creative ways to maximize my harvest especially when space is limited. That’s why I was intrigued when I first heard about growing potatoes in a trash can or garbage can. This simple technique allows you to produce a substantial potato crop in a small footprint. I gave … Read more