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With their cheerful, edible flowers in shades of yellow, orange, red and white, nasturtiums are one of the most versatile and rewarding annuals for gardens. Both the peppery leaves and showy blossoms can be used to garnish salads, sandwiches, and more. If you’re looking to add some pizzazz to your landscape with these multifunctional plants, … Read more
Every year, thousands of people in Arizona email or call Rosie Romero’s radio show with questions about everything from how to keep their chimneys from catching fire to how to get rid of tree roots that are growing into their sewers. His goal is to provide answers that suit the specific lifestyle wherever someone lives … Read more
Everyone knows that the holiday season doesn’t really start until the Christmas tree is up, so sorry to the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Getting a real Christmas tree is hard work, but it’s worth it because every time you come home, you can smell the fresh, piney tree. Even if it’s a family tradition, putting … Read more
A lot of people are interested in and excited about the Pilea Peperomioides when it comes to indoor gardening. This unassuming yet utterly captivating plant has taken the indoor gardening community by storm. This article will talk about what’s so interesting about the Pilea Peperomioides and why you should add it to your collection. Pilea … Read more
Grape hyacinths (Muscari spp.) are charming spring-blooming bulbs, but their prolific self-seeding can lead to weedy overgrowth. If these pretty purple flowers have taken over your garden beds or lawn, you may be wondering – how do I get rid of grape hyacinths for good? In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore effective organic and chemical … Read more
Here at Floret, we plant tens of thousands of tulips each autumn. You can grow these beautiful spring flowers in a few different ways, depending on whether you just want to add color to your yard or cut a lot of them to use as arrangements. No matter how you plant them, make sure they … Read more
I could hardly wait to see how the cedar planets would look on my new, nice fence! A fence can be a boring, utilitarian structure or with a little creativity it can become a beautiful focal point in your yard. One easy way to transform a dull fence is by adding hanging plants. Not only … Read more
Brown mushrooms seem to pop up overnight in gardens, growing in circles or mounds in grassy areas. While many people are curious about these mushrooms, some may find their spontaneous growth concerning. In this article, we’ll explore why brown mushrooms grow in gardens and lawns, how to identify them, and what to do if they … Read more
The dragon tree (Dracaena marginata) is a popular houseplant admired for its attractive spear-shaped foliage However, yellowing leaves are not only unsightly but can indicate underlying problems If your dragon tree is developing yellow leaves, don’t panic. There are several common reasons this can occur, along with things you can do to restore the plant’s … Read more
As summer fades into autumn, one of the simple joys is watching the green leaves of deciduous trees transform into a blazing palette of yellow, orange, red and purple. Among the many maple tree species valued for fall color is the Norway maple (Acer platanoides). Though not the most spectacular, the Norway maple delivers a … Read more