Michael Morpurgo is one of my favourite authors. I read lots of his books. Knowing that Elephant in the Garden was based on a true story that happened during World War II made the title very interesting to me. I kept asking myself “Elephant during the war? Elephant kept in a garden? I must read … Read more
For gardens that need a burst of cheerful color during the hot summer months, St. John’s Wort Sunny Boulevard is an ideal choice This hardy, easy-to-grow shrub produces an abundance of bright yellow blooms right when many other perennials start to fade in summer’s heat Sunny Boulevard St. John’s Wort brings a sunny disposition to … Read more
Encouraging a Christmas cactus to flower is a lot easier if plants are fertilized properly. Learn the species feeding needs and enjoy generous holiday blooms. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. It is likely that if you got a Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera x … Read more
When crisp winds blow and snow blankets the landscape, many plants shut down and go dormant for the winter. But mosses are remarkable in their ability to remain green and continue growing even when temperatures dip below freezing. So how do these petite plants flourish through the harsh cold months? Mosses Stay Active Year-Round Unlike … Read more
In 2015, One Direction made fragrance history with the launch of Between Us. This unexpected perfume became a worldwide sensation and bestseller among the band’s devoted fans. Let’s explore the story behind Between Us by One Direction, why it resonated so strongly, and why it remains such a sought-after celebrity scent today. The Creation of … Read more
In our busy modern lives, peace and tranquility can feel hard to come by. Yet cultivating inner peace is vital for our mental and physical wellbeing. That’s why Peace Peas Play offers a welcoming oasis where children and families can slow down, connect, and rediscover the joy of purposeful play. Peace Peas Play is an … Read more
Gardeners love bleeding heart plants for their graceful, dangling pink heart-shaped flowers that nod charmingly in the spring breeze. While most garden centers sell bleeding hearts as potted plants, you may come across bare root options, especially when ordering online. If you’ve never seen a bare root perennial, pictures of bare root bleeding hearts will … Read more
The professor sargent red camellia japonica is an absolutely stunning variety that is cherished by gardeners and camellia enthusiasts alike With its prolific blooms and lustrous foliage, it’s easy to see why this camellia is so popular. In this article, we’ll explore why the professor sargent camellia japonica is such a prized plant and how … Read more
Here’s a not-so-hot take: strawberries are an incredible fruit. They’re beautiful to look at, delicious to eat and rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. And they’re grown right here in the United States!. Strawberries grow best in early spring and early summer, but this depends on where they are grown and the weather. Here at … Read more
Is there a way to keep a fresh Magnolia flower from turning brown? I want to cut it the day before I use it as a gift. Dorothy Johnson Callaway’s 1994 book The World of Magnolias says that the flowers will last for several days if you cut them early (before they open) and keep … Read more