Ornamental grasses lend incredible visual interest to gardens with their graceful, arching foliage and airy plumes. While most grasses thrive in full sun, there are quite a few varieties well-suited for part shade conditions. Part shade refers to spots getting 4-6 hours of sun per day, often dappled light through trees in the morning or … Read more
With its beautiful trumpet-shaped flowers and dark green leaves, the desert rose plant (Adenium obesum) is a one-of-a-kind addition to any plant lover’s collection. This slowly growing plant comes from dry parts of Africa and the Middle East. It has learned to do well in warm weather and little water. To keep a desert rose’s … Read more
Spider mites are tiny bugs that love your indoor plants too much. This post will show you how to find them, get rid of them, and keep your plants healthy and happy. Spider mites are tiny pests that can cause significant damage to both outdoor and indoor plants. Their small size makes them difficult to … Read more
One of the least exciting but most useful things you can do to improve the look of your garden is to grow evergreen plants in pots. It isn’t hard and colorful – more like bonsai without all the tedious snipping. But the work you put in pays off with lots of interesting textures, colors, and … Read more
A lush, vibrant privet hedge can be the perfect addition to enhance your landscape. With its glossy green leaves and neat, tailored appearance, a well-maintained privet hedge brings structure and beauty to any garden. One of the keys to keeping your privet hedge looking its best is proper fertilization. Fertilizing on a regular schedule will … Read more
If you’re a fan of the graceful, arching foliage of spider plants but want to branch out, you’re in luck. Many houseplants share a similar vibe with their long strappy leaves and easygoing nature. While no two plants are exactly alike these 8 options can be great alternatives or companions to classic spider plants. Read … Read more
If you want to make a terrarium without a lid, you will need to think about which plants will do well in that kind of environment. Open terrarium plants are a great option to consider!. They have evolved to live in dry places and tend to benefit from the free-flowing airflow and other benefits that … Read more
The hardy, fall-flowering peony has some of the most showy flowers around. Its huge blooms are often as big as dinner plates. Peonies come in three different types: herbaceous types, which die back to the ground every winter; tree peonies, which stay upright all winter because they’re taller and have more woody stems; and intersectional … Read more
At the moment, traveling seems like a thing of the past. But one day, seeing the world will be something to be admired instead of breaking the covid rules. Perhaps if you’re reading this in a few years time then you’re already there. In which case, hello future you. Hope you’re enjoying a better time. … Read more
If you want to grow a thick, lush privacy hedge in your front or back yard, skip laurel shrubs are a great choice. They are a privacy hedge that can turn your garden into a lush green paradise. It has clusters of fragrant white flowers, glossy green pointed leaves, and blackish-purple berries. During the spring, … Read more