The Black is Black bearded iris stands out as one of the darkest, ripest black tall bearded irises on the market Introduced by Schreiner’s Iris Gardens in 2010, this iris has quickly become a classic thanks to its velvety midnight-black petals and lively ebony beards For those looking to add a touch of gothic drama … Read more
For gardeners who love cooking with fresh herbs, homegrown sage is a must-have plant. Its aromatic, grayish-green leaves add wonderful flavor to dishes like stuffing, pork, chicken, and more. While you can certainly buy mature sage plants from a nursery, starting your own from seed is rewarding and cost-effective. However, sage seeds are known for … Read more
Orchids are stunning blooming houseplants that many gardeners wish to propagate and share. While propagating orchids from seed is difficult you can multiply your orchid collection through stem cuttings. This propagation method produces genetically identical new plants. Follow this photo guide to learn how to root orchid cuttings for gorgeous new flowers. What You’ll Need … Read more
The suspenseful neo-noir webtoon Purple Hyacinth has fans sitting on the edge of their seats waiting for its return. This wildly popular comic combines mystery, action, and drama against the dark and gritty backdrop of a fictional 20th century city plagued by crime. Readers are anxious to dive back into the tense adventures of the … Read more
The Ardens Hardy Hibiscus Standard Tree is a lovely addition for any garden looking to add a pop of color and charm This beautiful variety produces an abundance of large, lilac-pink double blooms that provide soft color from midsummer all the way into the fall Trained into a standard tree form, it reaches a petite … Read more
Among the most beloved of the iconic “Cries of London” series of prints by 18th century British artist Francis Wheatley is the image of the primrose seller titled “Primroses, Yellow Primroses.” This vivid portrayal of a flower girl hawking bunches of spring blooms on the streets of London has been reproduced countless times over the … Read more
Detecting Root Rot in Monsteras 11 Telltale Signs to Watch For Root rot is one of the most common killers of houseplants, and Monsteras are unfortunately not immune. This fungal disease thrives in wet soil and attacks the roots, eventually spreading through the entire plant if left unchecked. Knowing how to identify root rot early … Read more
With their sunny orange hues and profuse blooms, orange daylilies are a classic perennial that brightens up the garden in summer. But when exactly can you expect these flowering beauties to put on their show? Knowing the bloom times for orange daylilies allows you to plan the perfect spot for them in your landscape. Here’s … Read more
When it comes to decorating your yard or garden with roses, two popular options are drift roses and carpet roses. Both make excellent landscape roses, but they have some notable differences. Understanding the distinctions will help you choose the right rose type for your needs. An Overview of Drift Roses Drift roses, also called groundcover … Read more
If your lilac bush is shedding brown leaves too soon, don’t despair. This could be a sign of lilac blight, a common bacterial disease that spreads through wind and rain. Watch for buds may blacken and brown spots on the leaves that can later grow into sizable blight areas that extend to the stems and … Read more