Succulents and shallow containers go together beautifully. Many succulent plants stay smaller, especially when growing indoors, and are well suited to growing in low pots. Today I’m going to show you how to plant succulents in a shallow succulent planter and give you some helpful tips along the way. Succulents are usually sold in 2″, … Read more
In woodland gardens or on the north or east side of a building, where there is some shade, you should plant perennial flowering plants that do well in the shade. Check out our list of the best perennials for shade. Youll find plenty of flowers that grow in shade here at PDN!. Gardening in shade … Read more
As Fall approaches so does the chance of frost. Protecting your tomatoes from early frost is a simple process if you use fabric row cover. There are affiliate links in this article. If you click on them, it won’t cost you anything extra, but Stoney Acres will get a small commission from the sale through … Read more
Blue hydrangeas are the envy of gardeners everywhere. Even though there are blue flowers on other plants, the big, round blue flowers of a hydrangea are the best. For those who want to change the color of their hydrangeas or just get brighter blue flowers, there are a lot of people who try out different … Read more
Succulents are cherished for their unique shapes, textures, and colors. While most people associate them with blue, green, and grey foliage, there are also many stunning varieties that produce beautiful red flowers. These eye-catching blooms provide a warm, vibrant pop of color in succulent gardens and container arrangements. Read on to discover 15 of the … Read more
With their graceful growth habit and brilliant fall colors, Japanese maples are a prized addition to landscapes and gardens. However, caring for these beautiful trees does require some knowledge and effort. One of the most common questions asked by new Japanese maple owners is “How much water does my Japanese maple need?” Read on for … Read more
Is your Boston fern turning brown? Heres whats up with your plant and how to rescue it At some point, many people who grow these beautiful evergreen plants as houseplants will wonder, “Why is my Boston fern turning brown?” The Boston fern is a great houseplant, especially for a bathroom because it does well in … Read more
Sansevieria (also known as Mother-in-Law Tongue or Snake Plant) is an amazing plant. The sansevieria originally came from Africa and made its way to Europe in the 18th century. The scientific name for this particular sansevieria is Dracaena Trifasciata. It has striking sculptural beauty and the care is very simple. I have snake plants in … Read more
In the colder parts of the United States, plants that can only live in warm, humid places often make great houseplants. If you want to grow tropical plants like umbrella trees, orchids, and goldfish plants, windows that face east will give them the best light that comes from their natural environment. These tropical plants usually … Read more
Garlic cloves are used to add flavor to many dishes and carry plenty of health benefits. Garlic naturally keeps bugs out of the garden, and you can use the bulbs or the scapes, which are the green fronds that the bulbs grow. Scapes can be eaten fresh or used in various dishes. Garlic can be … Read more