Robby Rotating houseplants is a common practice among plant parents, but it can also be a source of confusion Should you rotate your indoor plants or not? And if so, how often? In this complete guide, I’ll cover everything you need to know about rotating houseplants for healthier, more vigorous growth. What Does Rotating Houseplants Mean? … Read more
We will answer the question “How does Japanese knotweed spread?” and also talk about what the plant looks like and what our legal obligations are if we find Japanese knotweed on our land. We will also look at some other important sub-questions, such as “How fast does knotweed grow?” and “How far does knotweed spread?” … Read more
The bird of paradise is one of the most iconic and popular tropical plants. With its beautifully shaped flowers resembling a bright bird in flight, it’s easy to see why. While young bird of paradise plants are readily available at nurseries and garden centers, it can take 3-5 years for them to reach maturity and … Read more
Dahlias are remarkably easy plants to grow once you get to know them. One of the best things about them is that they love life. When they are growing in the summer heat, these plants are very strong. This vigour for life makes it particularly easy to multiply your plant numbers by taking cuttings. When … Read more
Plants with White Liquid Inside What is it and Why Does it Occur? Many plants contain a white, milky liquid inside their stems and leaves This liquid is known as latex and it serves an important purpose for the plant. In this article, we’ll explore what latex is, which plants contain it, and why it … Read more
Daylily trimming after bloom time will keep these beauties tidy and disease-free. Trim the plants back after they bloom and before you divide them. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Daylilies are beloved for lighting up gardens with their cheery blooms in a … Read more
To get the most out of your plants when you mulch or plant a new garden, you should know how to use certain natural materials. Three of the most commonly used materials are mulch, compost, and topsoil. It’s important to know the difference between these three types of soil, but what’s even more important is … Read more
I have been growing in raised beds from the very beginning of my garden journey. In the early years, I used native soil from my property to fill them. But when I had to find soil for three new raised beds outside my property, I chose to try something new. I tested three different raised … Read more
Thymus serpyllum ‘Pink Chintz’ is a low-growing creeping thyme cultivar that produces masses of vivid pink flowers on wiry stems. This hardy perennial thrives in full sun and poor dry soils, making it an excellent groundcover option for landscapes and rock gardens. Overview Botanical Name: Thymus serpyllum ‘Pink Chintz’ Common Name: Pink Chintz Creeping Thyme … Read more
Star of Bethlehem is a flowering bulb that comes back every year. It grows in groups and sends up flower stems with small star-shaped flowers. The flowers open in the late morning and close once the sun goes down or during cloudy weather. Star of Bethlehem bulbs grow best in temperate conditions, preferring full-to-partial sunlight … Read more