Simply Bloom We love our pets and treat them like family, as do many of our customers. We want to help you keep your garden safe for your pet while you’re getting it ready for the season. Don’t leave any garden tools lying around. This is one of the best ways to keep your garden pet-friendly. Sharp … Read more
Peanuts are a staple crop in the United States, used in everything from peanut butter to candy bars But you may be surprised to learn that peanuts are not actually native to North America. Where exactly do peanuts come from? Let’s take a look at the origin and spread of this popular legume crop. The … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Water hyacinths (Eichhornia crassipes) are one of the most beautiful water garden plants, but they can be harmful if they get too wet. Flower stalks that grow about six inches (15 cm. In the spring, flowers rise … Read more
Many people think that a yucca plant is a great way to give any room, indoors or out, a unique, even tropical feel. In general, yucca plants are easy to take care of, but there are a few common issues that can cause them to die. This article will help you identify the common problems, … Read more
Brunnera also known as Siberian bugloss, has become a popular shade loving perennial in many gardens. Two of the most widely grown Brunnera varieties are ‘Silver Heart’ and ‘Jack Frost’. While quite similar these two varieties have some key differences that gardeners should understand when making their selection. In this article, we will compare and … Read more
Growing roses indoors can add beauty and fragrance to any room. With the right varieties and proper care, you can have lovely roses blooming in your home year-round. When selecting roses for indoor growing, it’s important to choose compact varieties that are suited to container life. The following six types of roses are excellent choices … Read more
Pretty in Pink: 7 Stunning Climber Plants with Pink Flowers Adding a pop of pink color to your garden landscape is easy with climber plants boasting beautiful pink blooms From brightly colored bougainvillea to romantic climbing roses, pink-flowering vines infuse charm, vibrancy, and visual interest to gardens Climbers with pink blossoms are perfect for decorating … Read more
As a popular perennial, Black Eyed Susans often need dividing every few years to maintain their health and promote new growth The ideal time for transplanting them is typically in early spring or fall But what if you want to transplant them at another time of year? I’m often asked by gardening friends, “Can … Read more
Early fall flowering Salvia for half shade or shade garden. Deer resistant, pollinator friendly, valuable for late blooming. Japanese Yellow Sage is very rare in nature, even in its native habitat, and people want it because it attracts hummingbirds. The fuzzy, arrow-shaped leaves are fragrant, ornamental and grow up to 6″ long. Larger, yellow flowers … Read more
Microgreens are all the rage these days among health-conscious foodies and top chefs But what exactly are microgreens and how does one go about using them? Keep reading to find out! What Are Microgreens? Microgreens are young vegetable greens that are harvested when they are just 1-3 weeks old. They are grown from vegetable and … Read more