Discover the secret to a flourishing Snake Plant by nailing the perfect temperature sweet spot. ️ In the sweet spot of 60°F to 85°F, Snake Plants hit their comfort zone. Theyre the Goldilocks of houseplants—not too hot, not too cold, just right. With their sharp, upright leaves and nearly indestructible reputation, snake plants are beloved … Read more
It can be as little as 1-3 inches (3-8 centimeters) tall or as tall as 60 to 80 inches (15 to 23 centimeters). How big your bonsai tree gets will depend on the size of the pot you use to plant it again. Bonsai is the art of growing miniature trees in containers. But how … Read more
Do you want to grow dill in a way other than by planting seeds? If so, why not try taking cuttings in the spring? Dill is an elegant herb commonly grown as an annual plant for its culinary, and historically medicinal, uses. You can grow dill from cuttings, though most people will traditionally grow dill … Read more
Winter is the fourth season in Stardew Valley. Its followed by Spring and preceded by Fall. There are no plantable crops in Winter with the exception of Winter Seeds and Fiber Seeds. The Nautilus Shell can be found at The Beach only in Winter. In addition, the items shown below can be found while foraging … Read more
Daylilies are some of the most popular perennials in any flower garden, and it’s easy to see why. Coming in a huge array of colors and sizes, daylilies are versatile, reliable, and so easy to grow. But what if you want to share the love? You can (and should) divide the plants every few years, … Read more
We have been frequently asked which are the best indoor bonsai for beginners. This depends a little on the conditions in the room where you want to grow your bonsai. This guide to the different kinds of indoor bonsai trees should help you pick the right one for you. Getting started with indoor bonsai can … Read more
Perennial plants like hostas are known for their appealing foliage and low maintenance needs. However, occasionally, youll need to get rid of these plants in your garden. There are various ways to accomplish this. If you prefer a more hands-on method, you can choose to pull them by hand. Chemical solutions like weed killers and … Read more
As a parent, you spend 90% of your time cutting your child’s food into small pieces and only 10% on everything else. It can seem like all you do when you have a child who eats solid food is cut up bananas, dice peaches, slice hot dogs, and check every food source for choking hazards. … Read more
A lemon tree can be a wonderful addition to any home. The tangy bright yellow fruits are so versatile in cooking and can make drinks like lemonade incredibly refreshing on a hot day. However keeping a lemon tree healthy and productive requires proper care. One important task is knowing when to repot your lemon tree. … Read more
Tulips are synonymous with spring, their cheery cups brightening gardens after winter. But can these classics really thrive in the warm climates of zone 9? Absolutely! With careful selection and proper care you can enjoy vibrant tulips despite the heat. Choosing the Best Tulips for Zone 9 While many tulips struggle with zone 9’s warm, … Read more