Transplanting seedlings from indoor pots or seed trays into the garden is an exciting and rewarding step in growing your own food. But it can be disheartening when those tender young plants you’ve lovingly nurtured start collapsing and falling over soon after being moved outdoors. Droopy, floppy seedlings are common after transplanting. Don’t worry, though. … Read more
Ever wondered when our feathered friends like to grab their meals? As an avid bird watcher and researcher I’ve spent countless hours observing bird feeding patterns and I’m excited to share everything I’ve learned about bird feeding schedules with you! Quick Answer Birds typically feed throughout the day, with peak feeding times in the early … Read more
Hey there, fellow gardening enthusiasts! I’ve been growing oregano for years at Eden Brothers, and one of the most common questions we get is about seed planting density Let me break down everything you need to know about planting oregano seeds the right way. The Quick Answer For best results, plant 2-3 oregano seeds per … Read more
Cymbidium orchids, also known as boat orchids, are prized for their elegant sprays of long-lasting flowers. With proper care, these beauties can bloom for months on end, making them a favorite for corsages, cut flower arrangements, and of course, displaying in your home or garden One key to keeping cymbidiums happy and flowering their best … Read more
Rosemary is an old herb that has been grown in gardens for hundreds of years. It is used in a lot of different dishes because it smells and tastes like pine and is very refreshing. Some gardeners believe that putting rosemary by your garden gate will keep pests out and bring good luck to your … Read more
Something is Eating My Brussel Sprout Leaves – Identifying the Culprit and Solutions As a brussel sprout grower, noticing damage on your plants’ leaves can be alarming However, don’t panic! With some detective work, you can identify the pest and take action to protect your crop. In this article, we’ll explore the most likely culprits … Read more
Hey there, garden lovers! If you’ve got climbing plants like clematis, ivy, or even some rowdy veggies like cucumbers takin’ over your space, then lemme tell ya, a bamboo trellis for climbing plants is gonna be your new best bud. I’ve been messin’ around in my garden for years, and nothin’ beats the charm and … Read more
Hey there fellow plant lovers! I’ve been absolutely obsessed with prickly pear cacti lately, and I just had to share everything I’ve learned about these fascinating desert plants. Whether you’re a garden newbie or a seasoned plant parent, there’s something incredibly special about these spiky succulents. What Makes Prickly Pear Cacti So Special? Before we … Read more
As someone who’s grown purslane for years I can tell you that understanding its growing cycle is crucial for successful cultivation. Let me break down everything you need to know about purslane’s return habits and how to manage this fascinating plant in your garden. The Short Answer Purslane is mostly an annual plant, which means … Read more
Hey plant lovers! I’ve been getting tons of questions about Venus fly traps lately, especially whether these fascinating carnivorous plants die after eating their prey. Let me break down everything you need to know about these unique plants and their eating habits. The Quick Answer No, Venus fly traps don’t die after they eat. Each … Read more