Impatiens are a gardener’s best friend, brightening shady beds and borders with their cheery blooms in shades of pink, red, white, orange, purple and more. While most impatiens are grown as annuals and replaced each year, cutting back your plants in fall can help them survive the winter in zones 8-11. For colder zones, pruning … Read more
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With their sculptural shapes and spiky, evergreen foliage, yucca plants provide unique texture and visual interest whether grown indoors or outdoors But watering these drought-tolerant plants can be tricky How often should you water a yucca plant for good growth? Let’s examine their water needs and techniques for keeping them hydrated just right. The Basics: … Read more
Want to know how to wash dark leafy greens? This two-step process will get rid of all the dirt, bugs, and other bugs that might be on your kale, chard, and other dark leafy greens. ???? ???? If you buy organic, this is especially important, as bugs love their veggies, too!. Kale is one of … Read more
Irises can be kept healthy and full of flowers by dividing clumps before they get congested. This is also a good way to increase stocks of plants. Rhizomes are creeping swollen root-like structures that are actually adapted stems. Roots, stems with leaves and flowers are produced along its length. See plants such as Anemone nemorosa, … Read more
With their velvety, silver-grey foliage, lamb’s ears are a must-have perennial for many gardens. This soft, fuzzy plant has intriguing texture and forms, as well as practical uses. Lamb’s ears thrive in a wide range of climates and soils, making them a versatile choice for different regions. Their low maintenance yet showy nature explains their … Read more
When autumn arrives, golden yellow tree leaves provide a bright pop of color against the darker reds, oranges, and browns. While large shade trees like maples and oaks are renowned for their fall foliage, small ornamental trees offer big impact in compact packages. Their relatively petite size – often maxing out below 25 feet tall … Read more
Many indoor plants can be harmful to our four-legged friends. Keep this in mind if your pet likes to play with or eat plants. So, here is a list of ten houseplants that will keep your pets safe in a green-filled home!. Pilea plants have become increasingly popular houseplants in recent years. Their cute rounded … Read more
Pinching off tomato flowers can be a controversial technique among home gardeners. Some swear by it as the secret to a bountiful tomato harvest. Others see it as an unnecessary hassle. So what’s the real deal – should you pinch off those first tomato blossoms or not? In this article, we’ll examine the pros and … Read more
Peonies are one of the most beloved perennials in the garden. Their sumptuous, romantic blooms in late spring are highly anticipated. While peonies have a reputation for being finicky, properly caring for them is easy when you understand their needs. An important part of peony care is occasionally dividing the plants. Dividing peonies in spring … Read more