A vivarium is a closed space that gives plants, animals, and microorganisms an environment that is like the real world. You can make a little piece of nature in your own home with a vivarium. It takes planning, research, and special tools to build a vivarium, but the result is a beautiful, thriving small ecosystem. … Read more
Ever wondered how long these stunning flowers can grace your garden? I’ve spent years growing lilies and can tell you these beauties can stick around longer than you might think! Let me break down everything you need to know about lily lifespan and keeping them thriving for years to come. Quick Answer With proper care, … Read more
The campsis madame galen trumpet vine is a showstopper in the summer garden. With its cascades of vibrant salmon-red blooms and robust growth habit, this plant makes a dramatic statement wherever it grows In this article, we’ll explore everything you need to know about growing and caring for this beautiful climber Campsis madame galen, also … Read more
Hey, fellow gardeners! I’ve been growing herbs for years, and I can tell you that growing oregano from cuttings is one of the easiest and most rewarding things you can do in the garden. Today I’m going to show you my tried-and-true way to grow oregano from cuttings. This method works for both new and … Read more
Edamame, also known as vegetable soybeans, are a tasty and highly nutritious crop that can be easily grown in containers. With their sweet, nutty flavor and rich protein content, homegrown edamame pods are far superior to store-bought frozen varieties. By cultivating edamame in pots, you can harvest fresh edamame beans right from your own patio … Read more
Dragon plants are the perfect way to add some mystical flair to your garden. With their bold colors and unique shapes, these plants conjure up images of fiery beasts guarding treasure. In this article, we’ll explore some of the best plants with “dragon” in their name and how to use them in garden designs. A … Read more
In their natural habitat, Venus flytraps live in bogs and wetlands that are low in nutrients. This brings up a common question: can regular succulent soil be used for Venus flytraps instead of specialty carnivorous plant soil? Let’s take a closer look at whether succulent mixes are good for growing healthy flytraps. Overview of Venus … Read more
Hi plant lovers! I’ve been getting a lot of questions about how to grow plumeria (also called frangipani) indoors. After researching and playing around with these tropical beauties for hours, I’m ready to tell you everything you need to know to make your home feel like a sweet island paradise. Quick Answer Yes, you absolutely … Read more
The Great Squash vs Pumpkin Debate: Settling the Score Once and For All As a big fan of home cooking and fresh food, the squash vs. pumpkin debate has stumped me more than any other. In the fall, these bright gourds decorate our tables, adding color to lattes, soups, breads, muffins, and more. But can … Read more
When you grow peas, you look forward to harvest day and fresh garden peas. But there’s nothing worse than taking care of pea plants only to have something eat them and ruin your crop. If you’ve seen damage to your pea plants, you may be wondering, “What is eating my pea plants?” Keep reading to … Read more