H. coccineus and H. moscheutos are two types of hardy hibiscus plants that die back to the ground every winter and grow new leaves in the spring. They are hardy in zones 4 or 5 through 9 and slow to emerge in spring. I had to wait until early July one season, so be patient. … Read more
Transplanting Rose of Sharon in Spring – A Detailed Guide Rose of Sharon is a popular summer-blooming shrub valued for its long season of color. Its resilience makes transplanting rose of sharon possible in both spring and fall. But is spring the optimal time to move this flowering woody plant? Let’s dig into the pros, … Read more
If you have a blooming yucca plant, you may be wondering what to do with the abundant seed pods it produces. Yucca pods are filled with seeds that can be collected and planted to propagate new yucca plants. In this article, we’ll look at how and when to harvest yucca seeds from pods. We’ll also … Read more
When it comes to table palms, the Chamaedorea elegans, or parlor palm, is a great plant for beginners because it doesn’t need much care and can handle most types of indirect light. They can survive in low light, where some plants would not normally thrive. The palm won’t die of lack of water if you … Read more
We guarantee that your plants and trees will arrive Happy and Healthy. Call us within 5 days if you’re not happy with your order and we’ll do our best to make things right! Plants are living things that need care and food to get used to their new homes. This guarantee does not cover neglect … Read more
What you need to know is how to raise the humidity in a terrarium if you live in a dry area or take care of a species that needs a lot of it, like a rainbow boa or an amphibian species. Terrariums allow us to create miniature worlds under glass, from lush jungles to arid … Read more
Can Daylilies grow well in pots? The answer is yes. Container-grown Daylilies can add lush greenery and striking blooms to a balcony or patio. Daylilies in a pot need a little more care than plants in the ground, but they are still very easy to take care of. When the flowers open, you’ll know all … Read more
Revive your yellowing Birds Nest Fern and bring back its vibrant green glory with expert tips. As an indoor plant parent, few sights make your heart drop like noticing those once-vibrant green fronds fading to yellow. It’s like watching a close friend get sick – you want to nurture them back to health as quickly … Read more
Onions are an important part of almost every kitchen because they are the base for many savory dishes around the world. You can easily grow these alliums at home, and it will cost you even less than buying them on the store. You can grow onions in pots on your porch, patio, or fire escape … Read more
In the pursuit of a lush, green lawn, the quality of topsoil used can make all the difference. This complete guide to topsoil talks about the main features and types of topsoil and gives you ideas on how to choose the best topsoil for different lawn care situations. This guide is meant to give you … Read more