Monstera deliciosa, which is also called the split-leaf philodendron or Swiss cheese plant, is one of the most popular houseplants. Its dark green, lush leaves are making it more and more popular. Monstera is native to the rainforests of Central America. It is easy to make new plants by putting cuttings in soil or water … Read more
Companion planting is more than just placing plants side by side; its about creating a harmonious garden ecosystem. Heres a quick dive into the basics and why it matters. Remember, while companion planting charts offer a starting point, theyre not set in stone. Observe and adapt to what works best in your unique garden space. … Read more
Pomegranates have become an increasingly popular fruit around the world in recent years, prized for their sweet-tart flavor, vibrant red color, and numerous health benefits. But with dozens of varieties grown across several continents, which pomegranates truly stand out above the rest? I embarked on a global quest to find the best pomegranates that this … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. “Daffodils that come before the swallow dares and take the winds of March with beauty. Violets dim, but sweeter than the kids of Juno’s eye. ” Shakespeare described a natural pair of spring woodland companion plants in … Read more
A Small but Mighty Addition Growing and Caring for Small Canary Island Date Palms The canary island date palm also known by its scientific name Phoenix canariensis is a stunning tropical palm tree that can bring a touch of paradise to any landscape. While these palms can grow up to 60 feet tall, small canary … Read more
The phrase “take a dig at” is a common one you’ll hear in conversational English. It’s considered an idiom – an expression that doesn’t literally mean what the words say on the surface. So what exactly does it mean when someone says they’re taking a dig at something or someone? A Metaphorical Phrase To “take … Read more
The secret to a great garden is creating layers. Trees and shrubs that are tall, then perennials that are taller, then some that are shorter, and finally plants that cover the ground. I love to have something blooming at all times in my garden. By adding more varieties of plant material, you have more opportunities … Read more
Plumeria care is easy as long as you can meet its needs for warm sunshine and humidity. It is well worth the effort. Showy, fragrant blossoms will add just the right touch of tropical charm to your home. Find out how to grow this beautiful shrub indoors, when to repot it, how to keep it … Read more
If you’re building or renovating your garden shed, installing a window can make a huge difference in brightening up the interior A shed window provides natural sunlight, ventilation and a view of your beautiful backyard But choosing and installing a shed window takes some careful planning. Don’t worry – I’m here to walk you through … Read more
Clay soil is a common challenge that many gardeners face when it comes to growing plants. Its heavy texture and moisture-retaining properties can make it difficult for some foliage to thrive. However, the hydrangea is perfect for picky clay substrate because it can tolerate heavy, moisture-rich soils. Hydrangeas may even do better in clay soil … Read more