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For strawberry lovers, few gardening decisions are as pivotal as choosing between everbearing and June bearing varieties. While both offer that sweet, succulent strawberry flavor, their growth habits and fruiting patterns differ significantly. Understanding these key distinctions will ensure you select the right types for your climate, space, and harvesting preferences. A Quick Overview June … Read more
A black and white flower border can add an artistic flair to all kinds of graphic designs. Whether it’s a wedding invitation, website banner business cards, or more – a monochrome floral frame can elevate the look in a unique way. Let’s explore how black and white flower borders can enhance your projects. The Allure … Read more
Deciding to paint a room white is easy. But because there are so many complex colors to choose from, it can seem impossible to find the right one. We have you covered, though. Today, 15 of our favorite designers are sharing the tried-and-true hues they keep at the ready. No matter how much light a … Read more
Golden weeping willow is named for its brilliant yellow twigs and graceful, drooping form. Like all willows, this cultivar is very tolerant of wet sites. It is highly susceptible to storm damage. Golden weeping willow is an upright willow that gets 50 to 75 feet tall and wide. The golden weeping willow (Salix alba ‘Tristis’) … Read more
Thyme plant (Thymus vulgaris) is native to the western Mediterranean, and home gardeners grow it from seeds because they like the earthy, slightly minty taste. This herb can be used to season meat, eggs, vegetables, and other foods because it goes well with many other flavors. Thyme grows virtually anywhere and is equally at home … Read more
When it comes to plants used for food, the categories of fruits, vegetables, and herbs can be confusing. Herbs have leaves used for flavoring, while vegetables are edible plant parts. But are herbs considered a type of vegetable, or are they their own distinct group? Let’s break down the terminology and explain the relationship between … Read more
Mulching is the addition of a protective layer around the base of your roses. This process helps your roses keep their moisture, keeps weeds from growing, and gives your roses important nutrients as they grow. As a rose gardener, you likely know that proper mulching is key for robust plants and bountiful blooms. But have … Read more
The exquisite May rose, also known as the Rose de Mai is a rare and coveted flower that has been cherished for centuries for its beauty and intoxicating fragrance. Though the May rose was first cultivated in ancient Persia, today the flower is synonymous with the French perfume town of Grasse. Let’s explore the history … Read more
Even though I love Greek salads, I’ve ruined a few by adding cucumbers with tough skins and big, chewy seeds. Fortunately, making a tender Greek salad instead — with fresh, homegrown cucumbers — is simple. Now, I just include a few English long cucumbers in my garden each year. Even though I love Greek salads, … Read more
Bare-root trees experience less shock after planting. Read our directions and watch Katies simple video demonstration of how to plant a bare-root tree. Hence the name “bare root,” bare-root trees are not grown in pots and will not have any soil around their roots. Our bare-root trees are shipped dormant, which makes them easier to … Read more