Hey, other gardeners! I’ve been growing peas in raised beds for over 5 years, and I can tell you that there’s nothing better than picking them right from the garden. Today I’m going to teach you everything I know about growing these great vegetables in raised beds. Trust me, once you get the hang of … Read more
For home gardeners in northern climates, long day onions are the ideal choice Their growth habits are optimized for the 14+ hours of daylight during summer in these regions Of all the long day onion types, red onions offer the most vibrant color and zesty flavor. Let’s explore some of the top long day red … Read more
The Frans Fontaine hornbeam (Carpinus betulus ‘Frans Fontaine’) is a popular columnar tree valued for its interesting foliage mature size, and versatility in the landscape. This cultivar of the European hornbeam grows in a narrow upright shape, making it well-suited for use as a vertical accent street tree, hedge, or screen. There may be places … Read more
For sweet, crunchy carrots, you need to transplant carrot seedlings at the right time. Moving the delicate seedlings from indoors or crowded beds to the garden needs to be done carefully so as not to disturb their sensitive taproots. With some simple planning and the right way to transplant, you can keep your seedlings from … Read more
Growing grass in pots and containers can add a refreshing pop of green to patios, balconies, decks, and other outdoor spaces. With the right techniques, you can plant grass seeds in pots to create miniature lawns, soft green accents, or just enjoy the texture and color This complete guide will teach you everything you need … Read more
Hey there garden enthusiasts and pet lovers! Ever wondered if that lil’ pile of guinea pig poop from your furry buddy could be more than just a mess to clean up? Well I’m here to spill the beans—or rather, the pellets—and answer the big question is guinea pig poop good fertilizer? Spoiler alert Heck yeah, … Read more
It’s a common belief that plants that get regular watering will grow taller than plants that don’t. But is this really true? Let’s take a closer look at the science behind this idea. The Role of Water in Plant Growth Water is absolutely essential for plant growth It has several important functions It provides the … Read more
Ferns are unique vascular plants that have existed for over 300 million years. Their graceful, feathery fronds and lush green colors make them popular houseplants and garden plants. But what really makes ferns special is how they grow and spread via underground stems called rhizomes. This gives ferns an ethereal, magical quality unlike other plants. … Read more
Here’s a blog article about Professor Sargent Red Camellia Japonica: Hey garden lovers! I’m super excited to share everything I know about one of my absolute favorite winter-blooming shrubs – the magnificent Professor Sargent Camellia. This gorgeous plant has been turning heads in Southern gardens for generations, and lemme tell you why it’s still a … Read more
A great way to add two classic colors that go well together is to plant small white and green flowers in your garden. When these tiny flowers grow somewhere, they add a touch of soft elegance and a delicate pop of contrast. Let’s look at 10 beautiful choices for small white flowers with green accents … Read more