Growing hollyhocks in a sunny garden makes a statement. Beautiful blooms may tower up to 9 feet (2 m. ) tall and can be used as an old-fashioned focal point in a garden bed. Large blooms are long-lasting when planted correctly. Planting hollyhock roots is the best way to start this large and attractive flower. … Read more
Mulching your garden beds provides many benefits, including moisture retention, weed suppression and temperature regulation. However, many gardeners wonder if it’s okay to apply mulch directly over newly planted seeds. The answer depends on several factors. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll examine when and how to use mulch over seeds, as well as potential problems … Read more
Watering is one of the most vital aspects of houseplant care. Putting the plant in the right place and doing a few other things here and there are the only things we really need to think about every week. It’s also the area where most people who take care of houseplants go wrong, which is … Read more
Daffodils are a sure sign of spring with their cheerful blooms in sunny yellow, white, and orange While daffodils are easy to grow, proper planting depth is important to ensure they thrive and flower abundantly year after year This includes knowing exactly how deep to plant the bulbs. When planting daffodil bulbs in fall, follow … Read more
Most of the time, canna lilies are spread by splitting their underground stems, but can you also plant seeds? This article will answer that question. Propagation of canna lily by seeds is possible, as many varieties produce viable seeds. Canna lilies from seeds might not give you the same variety as plants with beautiful flowers … Read more
One of the most exciting parts of mushroom cultivation is spotting those first tiny pins forming on your substrate. The appearance of pins signals the beginning of the fruiting stage. But how long after you see initial pins can you expect your mushrooms to be ready for harvesting? The timeline from initial pinning to mature … Read more
Trillium wildflowers are a sight to behold not only in their native habitat but also in the garden. These early spring bloomers are native to temperate areas of North America and Asia. They are easy to spot because they have a whorl of three leaves and big flowers. The name comes from the fact that … Read more
Green-thumb fans, welcome! Have you ever thought about growing vegetables in pots? It’s a great way to garden, especially for people who are new to gardening. It’s ideal for city dwellers who may not have a backyard or those with limited space. You can move your pots around to get the most sun or get … Read more
If you grew daffodils in containers this spring, you likely enjoyed their cheerful yellow trumpets lighting up your patio or deck But now that these spring bulbs have finished flowering, you may be wondering what to do with the pots. While daffodils can rebloom in subsequent years, they require some special care over summer and … Read more
Even though it seems like a long way off, now is the time to plant tulips, crocuses, and other spring flowers. You can plant bulbs in the garden or in containers so that you can add color to your front door, deck, or patio right when you need it most in the spring. The best … Read more