Blueberries are a true American favorite fruit. They are used in desserts all over the US, and also are great as an antioxidant-rich snack. If you love blueberries, you may have taken to growing them in your own garden. As with any gardening project, though, you might run into issues that could hurt your blueberry … Read more
Blanket flower (Gaillardia) is a heat- and drought-tolerant flower that adds vibrant, long-lasting color to gardens. This native North American wildflower is easy to grow from seed, making it a budget-friendly way to incorporate gorgeous flowers into your outdoor space. Here is a complete guide to growing blanket flower from seed. Choosing the Best Blanket … Read more
I’ve seen a lot of poinsettia leaf problems over the years, both in stores and from readers. Here are some of the common questions I’ve been asked over the years. I hope you find your answer here. Poinsettias are synonymous with the holidays their brilliant red and green bracts bringing festive cheer. But those vibrant … Read more
As a gardener, nothing is more frustrating than growing beautiful yellow squash only to discover odd bumps and lumps covering their skins. These unsightly growths can ruin the appearance of an otherwise healthy squash. So what causes these bumpy deformities, and what can you do to prevent them? Common Causes of Bumpy Yellow Squash There … Read more
The dragon tree (Dracaena marginata) is a great houseplant for people who are just starting out because it doesn’t need a lot of care to stay healthy. It does well in low light and stores water in its trunk, so you don’t have to worry about watering it as much. It makes an attractive feature … Read more
Spanish moss in the wild can give trees a very distinct look and create an atmosphere of wild-nature. But on private property, it can make the home or business look old and unkempt. You want your home or business to have an immaculate yard. But what can you do about Spanish Moss? Because Florida has … Read more
If you’ve lived in Colorado or gardened here for a while, you know that “springtime” can look a lot like winter. But we can help you with that here at Tagawa Gardens! We have many plants that are ready for your garden right now, even though it might be cold and snowy outside. Why wait … Read more
Peppers bring color to the garden and spice to the kitchen. They aren’t as easy to grow as tomatoes, but they need the same conditions and some of the same pests and diseases. Peppers are heat-loving vegetables that do not tolerate frost. They should be started from seed indoors early in spring. Peppers will do … Read more
• Our flower bulbs from Holland arrive in the United States by mid-September. We start shipping our flower bulbs by early-October. • Once your order ships, you will receive a tracking number by email. • We will continue to ship until the beginning of January or until supplies last. • We start shipping our Amaryllis … Read more
A dying lilac bush may appear weak or yield only a few spring blooms. This is usually caused by too much growth and not enough nutrients for the plants. This can be fixed by heavy pruning and making sure the soil has all the nutrients it needs. At times, however, the cause of death might … Read more