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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
The holidays are a time for joy, togetherness and decorating our homes with festive trimmings. As you deck out your space this season consider incorporating a beautiful blue and gold color scheme into your Christmas decor. And what better way than with a handmade blue and gold wreath as the focal point! Blue and gold … Read more
With their dazzling fall colors and intriguing seed pods, sweet gum trees offer year-round visual splendor Let’s explore some captivating images showcasing the beauty of these underappreciated deciduous trees Glorious Fall Foliage Sweet gums are famed for their jaw-dropping autumn display. As cooler weather arrives, their lobed leaves transition from green to vivid hues of … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Strawberry lovers who grow their own berries may be of two types. Some people like the bigger strawberries that come out in June, while others would rather give up some of that size for everbearing varieties that … Read more
Safeguard your Meyer Lemon Tree from common pests with these proven tips for a luscious, bug-free harvest! Nothing’s more frustrating than walking out to your Meyer lemon tree and finding its leaves riddled with holes or dots. If you’ve noticed severe damage on the foliage, chances are some critter is feeding on your plant. The … Read more
So you want to start an herb garden. Do you know which plants you should put in it? Something new gardeners may not have considered is that, like humans, not all plants play nicely together. Sometimes it’s as simple as one requires more water or sun than another. But things can get more complicated. For … Read more
If you kept your poinsettia alive all through last year, it’s probably now a fully green plant that you hope will turn red, pink, or white again. But will it, and when will it happen?. The brilliant red leaves of poinsettias are a sight to behold during the holiday season. But once Christmas is over, … Read more
Spider mites are common, tiny garden pests, related to spiders and ticks. Usually microscopic, mites can be found in almost any habitat, including the human body. We refer to some mites based on where they are found: cheese mites, dust mites, eyelash mites. The term “spider mite” is often used to refer to mites that … Read more
As a nature lover and avid gardener, I’m always on the lookout for unique trees to add to my landscape. While I appreciate all trees and their inherent beauty there’s something about species with fern-like leaves that captivates me. The delicate, lacy foliage evokes images of lush rainforests and tropical paradises. If you’re seeking to … Read more
This week marks my two year anniversary here on the Nature’s Seed blog. I’ve talked about a lot of different things, from seed bombs to backyard putting greens, Native American myths to snow mold. I hope you’ve found them interesting and useful. Besides my weekly blog updates I also answer customer inquiries and emails each … Read more