Robby If the conditions are right, moss can grow anywhere. Since the spores are always in the air, moss will grow and do well as long as there is enough light, water, and food. Moss can cover almost any surface on your property, including the lawn, roof, walls, driveway, sidewalk, and deck. Here’s a small guide … Read more
Keeping a freshwater aquarium can be an enjoyable and relaxing hobby. Adding live plants to a small fish tank not only enhances its beauty but also improves water quality and provides shelter for fish. However, with so many options to choose from, selecting the right plants can be overwhelming for beginners. This article will discuss … Read more
Jess Snowball, glasshouse manager at the Chelsea Physic Garden, says that the beautiful dragon plant is a great first houseplant. Illustration Agata Wierzbicka. Dracaena, the dragon plant, sits in the asparagus family, Asparagaceae. The genus has about 189 species, most of which live in tropical and subtropical Africa but also in Madagascar, Asia, northern Australia, … Read more
Looking to add vertical interest and pops of color to your garden? Purple and white flowering vines are a beautiful choice. The contrast of rich purple blooms against crisp white flowers creates an eye-catching display. These climbing plants also provide key benefits like privacy screening, erosion control and attracting pollinators. In this article, we’ll highlight … Read more
You can find the Fishbone Cactus, which is also called the Ric Rac Cactus or the Zig Zag Cactus, if you want an unusual houseplant. It looks great and is easy to take care of. This post will go into detail about how to grow fishbone cactus from cuttings and how to take care of … Read more
These are one type of flower among the multitudes available at the plant nursery on our 27-acre market. Visit our sprawling south Florida location and shop for the freshest and lowest-priced plants for any holiday. Our gardeners are ready to help you decide what plants to put in your garden and how to take care … Read more
British households are being urged to combat the declining wildlife numbers by feeding birds with leftover kitchen waste. A lot of different kinds of food waste, like egg shells, beef fat trimmings, and old hard cheeses, can be used in the garden to attract wild birds and protect nature. The number of wild birds is … Read more
Baby’s breath, also known as Gypsophila, is a popular filler flower known for its delicate, wispy blooms that look like tiny clouds Though beautiful, baby’s breath can be invasive in some regions. Luckily, many equally gorgeous flowers make great alternatives. Here are 10 flowers that look like baby’s breath 1. Queen Anne’s Lace Queen Anne’s … Read more
Weve been independently researching and testing products for over 120 years. If you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more about our review process. Nurturing a garden can make us feel happy, calm and prideful. Not to mention, the presence of lush greenery and flowers can instantly spruce up your outdoor … Read more
In our daily lives, we have so many different experiences that it can be hard to deal with and learn from each one. It’s only natural—your brain is probably trying to figure out the best way to move forward in every situation. This leaves little time to think about what each moment taught us about … Read more