More and more people are becoming aware of how dangerous mold can be in homes, offices, and other indoor places. Not only does so-called “Toxic Black Mold” harm your health and lungs, but even less dangerous molds that live in the air can cause a wide range of health problems. This is especially true for … Read more
Clematis plants are called “queen vines,” and they come in three types: those that flower early, those that flower late, and those that bloom more than once. Clematis plants are hardy to USDA plant hardiness zone 3. Nothing adds elegance, beauty, or charm to a garden like clematis vines. Colors range from shades of pink, … Read more
One of the joys of gardening is having plants return and thrive season after season. For herb gardeners, choosing perennials that come back reliably every year is key. Let’s look at some of the best perennial herbs for repeat performance. What Makes an Herb a Perennial? By definition, perennial herbs are plants that can live … Read more
For avid gardeners, a proper tool storage system is a must. Leaving costly shovels, rakes, pruners and trimmers lying around the garage or lawn exposes them to damage. And rummaging through a jumbled pile to find the right tool wastes precious time and effort. Investing in some sturdy hooks or a wall-mounted rack can keep … Read more
To keep your Dieffenbachia plant happy, healthy, and looking nice, you need to prune it to get rid of any damaged or dead leaves. For most plants, this is a simple job: just cut or pinch back the plant above a leaf node. The tropical plant Dieffenbachia, which is also known as “dumb cane,” is … Read more
As a passionate gardener woman, I’ve always been amazed by how many plants and herbs we can grow in our yards. One of my all-time favorites is rosemary. This herb not only has a beautiful and unique smell, but it also gives many foods a delicious and unique flavor. This article will answer the question, … Read more
Peonies, with their full, luxurious blooms and rich colors, easily captivate the hearts of gardeners. There are different kinds of these perennial plants, such as the strong tree peonies, the traditional herbaceous peonies, and the hybrid Itoh peonies. Each is beautiful in its own way. “Can you plant peonies in the spring?” is a question … Read more
Anise-Scented Sage Black & Bloom, Blue Anise Sage Black & Bloom, Brazilian Anise Sage Black & Bloom Salvia guaranitica ‘Black’ is as tough as nails. It blooms from late spring until frost. The flowers grow on thin, dark stems that rise above a thicket of ovate green leaves. Aromatic, the foliage exudes a soft anise … Read more
Sharing about native plants and their benefits to the environment is something we are so passionate about. There are many tools on our site that can help people garden with native plants in the ground. In addition, we want to help encourage gardening with native plants in containers or pots. From seeds, we’ve grown a … Read more
When you first get your Tillandsia air plants, you may notice that some of them are green all the way through while others have a brownish tint to their lower parts. Even though this might make you worried, don’t worry—a darker base doesn’t always mean bad things for your plant’s health! In fact, for some … Read more