Robby Should you want to fill your Bios Urn® with a flower or plant and have a pet, you might want to think about houseplants that are safe for pets. All of our biodegradable urns can be used with any plant species. However, many plant species are poisonous to pets that might nibble on a leaf … Read more
Calla lilies are known for their gorgeous, trumpet-shaped blooms that come in a range of colors from white to pink, yellow, and deep purple Though they are hardy in USDA zones 8-10, calla lilies can also be grown as houseplants in colder climates, bringing their tropical elegance indoors Here’s what you need to know about … Read more
The white and pink falling penstemon is one of the rarest and most coveted flowers in Disney Dreamlight Valley. This gorgeous bi-colored bloom has sparked intense flower hunting expeditions across the valley as players try to add it to their collection. But pinning down the evasive white and pink falling penstemon has proven to be … Read more
Rescue your basils yellow leaves and secure a lush harvest with these crucial care secrets. Growing basil is a joy for any gardener or cook. Its fragrant leaves lend flavor and aroma to dishes like pesto, soups, and salads. However, those bright green leaves can suddenly turn yellow, sending gardeners scrambling to figure out the … Read more
The dragon tree also known as Dracaena marginata, is a popular houseplant admired for its elegant spear-shaped foliage. However, yellow leaves can indicate problems and are not only unsightly but can ruin the look of this statuesque plant. If your dragon tree is developing yellow leaves, don’t panic. There are several common reasons this can … Read more
The graceful, white-barked silver birch tree (Betula pendula) is a favorite ornamental tree for landscapes. With its striking white bark and oval canopy of yellow fall foliage, it adds beauty and contrast to any yard. If you’d like to plant a silver birch of your own, you’ll need to start with purchasing young saplings. In … Read more
Bonsai is the ancient art of growing miniature trees in containers. The goal is to replicate the look of mature, full-sized trees just on a smaller scale. This is achieved through careful training techniques like pruning wiring and root reduction. Many tree and shrub species can be used to create bonsai, but some naturally lend … Read more
Yes, cats can’t eat snake plants because they contain a chemical called saponin that is bad for their stomachs. Snake plants also known as mother-in-law’s tongue or Sansevieria are a popular houseplant known for their sword-like leaves and hardy nature. However, snake plants contain saponins, compounds that are toxic to cats and can cause unpleasant … Read more
Tuberous begonias come in both upright and trailing varieties, with single and double flowers and a wide range of bright colors and flower shapes. They are a gardener’s favorite for quickly brightening up a shady spot in the yard. They won’t last through harsh winter weather outside, so they have to be dug up in … Read more
The question, “When do hydrangeas bloom?” is trickier to answer than it seems. Different types of hydrangeas bloom at different times, and some flower much earlier than others. Most hydrangeas flower between late spring and early fall. Climate, weather patterns, pruning, and how you care for plants can also affect when hydrangeas bloom and make … Read more