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Oak trees are symbols of strength and endurance. With their massive trunks and sprawling canopies, they can live for hundreds of years. Though oaks thrive in the ground, you can also grow them in containers. With proper care, you can enjoy these majestic trees on a patio or balcony. Sourcing Acorns for Planting It all … Read more
Everyone loves a Christmas tree. So how do you keep it looking great during the holidays? Here are my five best tips for keeping the needles from falling: It’s an iconic symbol of the festive season, covered in tinsel and baubles with its evocative woodland fragrance. It’s easy to forget that fir trees are plants … Read more
When cultivating blackberries, an important consideration is whether the plants will have thorns Some blackberry varieties are notoriously thorny, while others are thornless. So what determines if a blackberry plant will be thorny or smooth? Let’s examine the key factors that cause thorn formation in blackberries Overview of Thorns in Blackberry Plants Wild blackberries typically … Read more
Pansies are the first annual plant I plant in the ground in the spring. If you don’t live in a cold place, this flower might bloom in the fall or winter. I’ve probably planted over ten thousand of these big blossomed flowers over the years. While pansies are low-maintenance flowers that can add some impact … Read more
Sarah Bernhardt peonies are prized for their lush fragrant pink blooms and romantic, vintage appeal. Named after the iconic French actress, this peony variety has been beloved by gardeners since its introduction in 1906. If you want to add timeless elegance to your garden, Sarah Bernhardt peonies are an excellent choice. Follow this complete guide … Read more
Brassicas are a versatile group of cool season vegetables that include favorites like cabbage, broccoli, kale and Brussels sprouts. When starting brassicas from seed, it’s helpful to know what to expect in terms of germination time. Here is an overview of brassica seed germination so you can plan your planting schedule accordingly. What Factors Affect … Read more
Allium Round and Purple bears incredibly large flower heads on tall, sturdy stems. This plant does really well at the back of sunny borders and makes a beautiful cut flower, both fresh and dried. For best results, plant bulbs in fertile, well-drained soil up to three times their diameter. Grow in well-drained soil in full … Read more
It’s surprisingly easy to make new fruiting plants. Often, all you need is a piece to make a whole new plant. Absolutely love your neighbors fruit varieties? Ask them for a piece, and you can grow your own!. A lot of plants can grow from small cuttings, sending out roots that turn into whole new … Read more
No matter the reason, giving someone flowers is a beautiful and stylish way to demonstrate your love. You can make a bouquet that fits the tastes of friends, family, or romantic partners by choosing from hundreds of different types. When curating the picture-perfect arrangement, the last thing you might consider is a pets health. But, … Read more
As temperatures drop and days grow shorter in fall, hardy geraniums start going dormant for the winter. Cutting back hardy geraniums in late autumn helps promote lush new growth when they reawaken in spring. Unlike tender annual geraniums, hardy geranium species can withstand freezing winters in the ground. With proper care, they will return reliably … Read more