Bringing nature indoors with houseplants can make your home feel more serene and beautiful. But if you have curious cats, you want to be sure your plants are safe. Zebra plants are a popular choice, loved for their exotic striped foliage. But is a zebra plant toxic to cats? The good news is zebra plants … Read more
The bird of paradise is one of the most stunning and iconic tropical plants, recognizable for its vibrant orange flowers resembling a bird in flight With its large, paddle-shaped leaves and vibrant blooms, it’s easy to see why the bird of paradise is such a popular houseplant However, keeping this tropical beauty thriving indoors does … Read more
Bringing home a new succulent plant can be an exciting way to add some greenery and vibrancy to your home. However as a responsible cat owner it’s crucial to be aware of which succulents can pose a toxicity risk for your furry feline friends before making any new plant purchases. While many succulents are perfectly … Read more
Each gender, over the years, has adapted to be in the optimal conditions to survive. Thanks to that, we can enjoy a great wealth of olive trees. Olive trees are one of the most iconic plants in history having been cultivated for thousands of years around the Mediterranean region. Their silvery-green foliage twisted trunks, and … Read more
Poinsettias don’t usually last very long, but with the right care, you can enjoy them for more than just one Christmas season. Even better, you can grow replacement plants by propagating poinsettias. Poinsettia plant propagation can provide your home with a continuous supply of lovely holiday favorites. Read on to learn about poinsettia propagation methods. … Read more
Transplanting rhubarb becomes a necessity no matter how good the gardener or how nice the garden. You can change the size of your rhubarb garden by transplanting it, and you should do it occasionally to keep the plants healthy. You should do this in the fall, when you are already getting your vegetable garden ready … Read more
My favorite flowers to grow are flowers that serve many purposes in a garden. As a drought-tolerant, pollinator-friendly cut flower, yarrow definitely meets that criteria. I love growing yarrow in my garden for many reasons. Today I’m going to talk about those reasons and give you some tips on how to do the same. … Read more
Purple flowers, a hue associated with royalty, may create a fascinating, spiritual, and imaginative garden. Its no surprise that lavender, lilac, and violet are named after the flowers that provide these lovely hues. Youll feel creative and inspired after planting a purple flower garden, walking through its fairytale-like greenery. Eden Brothers has more than 100 … Read more
If you remember a vine creeping around your grandmother’s kitchen, chances are it was a Hoya plant. The thick waxy leaves of this tropical indoor plant make it often called a “Wax plant.” It’s a classic because it lives forever, gets very big, and makes beautiful, fragrant flower clusters that look like porcelain (hence the … 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