You can prune sedums in either the winter or the spring. Learn about the pros and cons of each and when to prune. Sedums that grow along the edges of your garden should be cut down every year when their growing season is over. There are gardeners who think it’s better to wait to cut … Read more
Canna lilies are stunning tropical-looking plants that produce beautiful flowers in shades of red, orange, yellow and pink. Their large, banana-like leaves and height make them stand out in any garden. While cannas are not cold hardy, there are some tricks to help them survive winters in cooler climates. An Overview of Canna Lilies Cannas … Read more
Caladiums are tropical plants which come in a variety of colors and combinations. They are native to the banks of the Amazon River in South America. Caladiums are wonderful in pots, hanging baskets, and in mass plantings in the landscape. There are three main colors: red, pink, and white. Each type of caladium has its … Read more
Would you like your fiddle leaf fig to grow from small to jumbo? They’ll be happy staying in a small pot, but if you want them to reach their full size, you will need to move them to a bigger planter so they can spread out and fill out. My fiddle leaf turned out this … Read more
One of the most commonly asked questions about hydrangeas is when and how they should be pruned. Let’s delve into that question here using three simple steps. Itching to prune your hydrangeas? Follow these 3 steps to ensure your success. Hydrangeas are popular flowering shrubs that bloom in showy mounds of color during the summer. … Read more
Tropical hibiscus plants, with their big, brightly colored flowers, are beloved additions to gardens and landscapes in warm climates. But what happens when the weather turns chilly? Just how cold tolerant are these tropical beauties? Let’s take a look at the lowest temperatures hibiscus can handle and tips to help them thrive even when the … Read more
Hydrangeas are one of the most nostalgic garden plants. They make people think of their grandmother’s garden and the long summers they spent as a child. And because their leaves are so lush and their flowers last so long, not many plants deserve a place in the garden more. People often think of all hydrangeas … Read more
Lilacs are superior performers when it comes to blooming. They develop buds in the fall which overwinter and burst into color and scent in spring. Some tender types of lilacs can be hurt by winter freezes, but most can handle USDA zones 4 or even 3. With proper pruning and some tender loving care in … Read more
Winter protection is often necessary for most types of garden roses. The extent of protection depends on the type of rose and its location in the garden. Choose only types hardy enough to survive the coldest average winter temperatures in your growing zone. When you protect roses for the winter, remember that the main goal … Read more
Pay attention that growing marijuana may be subject to special restrictions and regulation in your country or state. Please contact your attorney to obtain advice before cultivating cannabis. Pay attention that growing marijuana may be subject to special restrictions and regulation in your country or state. Please contact your attorney to obtain advice before cultivating … Read more