From small projects to corporations our API powers over 10,000 integrations. Get started with the API thats built for business and trusted by developers. One of the most visually striking peony flower varieties combines bright pink petals with vibrant yellow centers. This bold color contrast makes these peonies real showstoppers in the late spring garden. … Read more
Welcome, fellow composters! Today we’re going to talk about a problem that a lot of composters have: how to keep rats and mice out of your compost bin. Don’t worry—we have some helpful advice to keep those pesky rodents away. As an avid gardener and composter, I’ve had my fair share of experiences with unexpected … Read more
The saying “please don’t eat the daisies” is an idiomatic phrase that has been used in various contexts over the years But what exactly does it mean and where did it originate from? This article will explore the background, definition, and usage of this quirky expression The Origins and History The phrase “please don’t eat … Read more
Bare root plants are perennial plants that are dug up and stored while they are dormant, or in the resting phase of their life cycle, when they are still alive but not growing. They’re stored without soil, therefore, leaving the roots exposed or bare. There are clear benefits to storing shrubs and trees in this … Read more
Growing juicy crisp cucumbers is a goal for many home gardeners. But should you start cucumber seeds directly in the garden or get a head start by growing transplants indoors? This common question has good arguments on both sides. Let’s dive into the pros and cons of each method to help you decide the best … Read more
In the middle of summer, your lawn is looking pretty bad, and you’re wondering about leatherjackets, those ugly bugs you may see pushing up through dead spots and dry grass. Read on to learn more about destructive leatherjacket pests and leatherjacket grub control. Gardeners dread those irregular dead patches appearing in the lawn each spring. … Read more
I bought a Columbine plant at a home improvement store. It bloomed and now has brown seed pods that shake when I shake them. Other pods are green. Should I cut the stems that have the pods now? I don’t want to wait too long and let the seeds blow away. There is no room … Read more
Sola wood flowers are not your typical flowers. You can probably guess from the name that they are made of wood, which makes them last longer. But how exactly is it possible to make flowers from wood?. Tapioca (also known as cassava) plant is where the journey begins. The root of this multipurpose plant is … Read more
Salvia is a gorgeous ornamental plant that adds vibrant color and visual interest to any garden with its long flowering spikes and lush foliage. However salvias are unfortunately prone to flopping over and becoming unruly. This falling foliage can ruin the attractive upright shape of the plant. Luckily there are several techniques you can use … Read more
Someone at my in-laws’ house over the holidays asked what kind of straw was used to make brooms (yeah, a pretty cool party!) What is broom corn? Someone said its made from broom corn. Are brooms really made from corn? I just cant see how. What kind of plant grows straw for straw brooms? It … Read more