Chet's Garden Center
Cherry blossom trees are highly anticipated harbingers of spring. Their beautiful cascades of pink and white flowers are a breathtaking sight But it can be very disappointing when your cherry tree doesn’t bloom As a gardening enthusiast, I often get questions from readers about why their cherry blossom tree is not blooming. There are several … Read more
Parsley is a versatile culinary herb that brings fresh flavor to many dishes. But did you know that planting certain companion plants near your parsley can help it thrive? In this complete guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about companion planting with parsley. What is Parsley? Parsley is a biennial herb that produces … Read more
Rhubarb is a hardy perennial vegetable that is easy to grow in home gardens. However, transplanting established rhubarb plants occasionally is an important task for the best harvests. But when is the ideal time to transplant rhubarb? Transplanting rhubarb helps rejuvenate old plants, divide overcrowded clumps, and give plants more space This comprehensive guide will … Read more
Pothos are popular houseplants known for their trailing vines and heart-shaped leaves. But being native to tropical regions they prefer warm conditions and can struggle in cold temperatures. So how cold is too cold for a pothos? Let’s explore the ideal temperature range for these plants and how to keep them healthy even when things … Read more
Growing cucumbers and zucchini together is an excellent way to maximize garden space while still enjoying bountiful harvests. But is it really possible for these two veggies to thrive when planted side by side? The answer is yes – with the right techniques, you can absolutely plant cucumber and zucchini together for a successful crop. … Read more
Air plants also known as tillandsias are increasingly popular houseplants known for their otherworldly shapes and colors. When these plants bloom, they produce some of the most stunning inflorescences in the plant kingdom. However, the blooms are fleeting, leaving many wondering – do air plants die after blooming? While the end of air plants’ blooming … Read more
Many gardeners dread working with dense, heavy clay soil, especially in shady areas of the landscape. Clay earth tends to drain poorly and compact into a rock-hard mass. However, with the right plant selections and care, you can create a beautiful garden even in problematic shady clay locations. In this article, we’ll discuss why clay … Read more
A beautiful, lush lawn is a dream for many homeowners. But establishing or improving grass growth can be tricky, especially when your yard has poor quality soil. This is where mixing grass seed and topsoil comes in handy. Topsoil contains essential organic matter that grass needs to develop strong roots and thrive. However, should you … Read more
Daffodils are one of the most popular spring blooming bulbs, with their cheerful yellow flowers being a welcome sight after a long winter. Many gardeners like to plant daffodil bulbs in pots in order to bring them indoors or display them in ideal spots around their yard. But what should you do with the bulbs … Read more
Have you ever dreamed of sprouting wings and taking flight like a bird? It’s a fantasy that has captivated humanity for ages. But is it actually possible for humans to grow their own set of wings? Let’s take a realistic look at the science behind growing wings and what it would take to make this … Read more