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Hydrangea roots typically go about 2 to 3 feet deep. Their roots may go deeper sometimes, but most of the time they stay in the first two to three feet of soil. Understanding their depth is crucial for proper care. As a passionate gardener, I’ve always been fascinated by the world beneath the soil. It’s … Read more

When I cook rhubarb at home, my family and I can’t help but sing a version of “Bad Romance” by Lady Gaga. “Rah rah rhu-bar-barb, ro mah ro-mah-mah”. You get the picture. But my relationship with rhubarb isn’t a bad one, and the plant isn’t a show-off either. Once established, rhubarb should need little primping, … Read more

Cymbidium orchids are treasured for their graceful sprays of delicate blooms that last for months. To keep your cymbidium thriving and flowering, periodic repotting is essential. Follow this step-by-step guide to successfully repot your cymbidium orchid. When to Repot Cymbidiums The optimal time to repot a cymbidium is in the spring, right after it finishes … Read more

I am often asked to help someone identify what kind of hydrangea they have. A lot of people have plants that they got when they bought their house, that someone gave them, that they lost the tag on, etc. You may wonder why this matters. It matters ‘cause in hydrangea-land you treat different kinds of … Read more

I give permission to process my data the way it is described in the Privacy Statement. Phalaenopsis, commonly known as moth orchids, are a genus of beautiful flowering epiphytic orchids that originate in tropical and subtropical forests. In their natural habitat, phalaenopsis orchids exhibit some fascinating adaptations that allow them to thrive in the challenging … Read more

Adeniums, also known as desert roses, are stunning flowering succulents that make excellent houseplants. With their swollen trunks and brilliant flowers, they add a dramatic touch to any indoor space. However, caring for these plants does require some specific knowledge, especially when it comes to watering. Understanding how much water adeniums need is crucial for … Read more

This season, add some white flowering vines to your garden to make it more interesting without taking away from the harmony of the space. Most of these vines will give your garden beauty, color, and texture. You can plant them to hide unsightly spots or make a wall between you and your neighbors. In addition, … Read more

Honeysuckle is a beloved vine that graces many gardens with its delightful fragrance and ability to quickly cover fences, trellises and arbors with greenery. But did you know that honeysuckle seeds are just as special as the plant itself? When properly collected and cultivated honeysuckle seeds can produce scores of new vines to expand your … Read more

With their huge, trumpet-shaped blooms in vibrant colors, amaryllis are popular bulbs grown indoors and outdoors in winter. But what exactly makes up these striking flowers? Let’s examine the different parts that create the amaryllis’ dazzling floral display. Main Structures of the Amaryllis Flower The amaryllis flower consists of these basic structures Sepals – Leaf-like … Read more

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Irises are one of the easiest flowers to grow. They stem from rhizomes, which quickly multiply over the years, producing bigger, wider stands of these appealing blooms. If you see that your iris plants aren’t flowering, it … Read more