One of the coolest and most unusual plants in the world is the Venus Flytrap. This plant moves to catch bugs in its jaw-like leaves. Flytraps may look hard to draw, but they’re actually very simple once you get the hang of it. With this easy, step-by-step drawing lesson, I’ll show you how to draw … Read more
You might be confused about whether to use barn lime or garden lime to make your soil better. Both of these soil amendments can raise pH levels and add important nutrients, but there are some big differences between them. There are two types of lime: barn lime and garden lime. This article will help you … Read more
As an avid gardener I always look forward to fall as an opportunity to plant potatoes for a bountiful harvest. Potatoes are incredibly versatile, nutritious and downright delicious so growing your own is very rewarding. The good news is that with the right approach, planting potatoes in the fall can lead to a prolific crop. … Read more
When it comes to lawn care, one of the most common debates is whether you should edge or mow your lawn first. Both edging and mowing are important parts of lawn maintenance, but the order you do them in can have an impact on the end results. In this detailed guide, we’ll examine the pros … Read more
The monkey puzzle tree, also known as the Chilean pine or pehuén, is one of the most distinctive and visually striking trees in the world. Native to Chile and Argentina, this unusual evergreen conifer has been puzzling monkeys and humans alike for millions of years with its spiky, tangled branches and prehistoric appearance. Let’s look … Read more
Can You Plant Cantaloupe and Cucumbers Together? A Guide to Companion Planting These Fruits Growing delicious and healthy fruits like cantaloupe and cucumbers in your garden can be very rewarding. However, to get the most out of your harvest, it’s important to understand which fruits make good companion plants. So can you plant cantaloupe and … Read more
Magnolia trees are known for their beautiful, fragrant blooms that appear in spring and early summer. While many magnolia varieties thrive in warmer climates, there are several cold-hardy cultivars that can prosper even in USDA zone 4 gardens. The coldest months of the year are in Zone 4, where the average low temperature is between … Read more
Is Basil a Perennial in Zone 5? A Detailed Look at Growing This Popular Herb As an avid gardener living in zone 5, you may be wondering if you can grow basil as a perennial herb With its sweet flavor and scent, basil is one of the most widely used herbs in kitchens around the … Read more
An important part of learning any language is learning how to show care and concern for others. There are several good Spanish phrases you can use to tell someone you’re “taking care of” them, depending on who you’re talking to and what’s going on. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the most common Spanish phrases … Read more
Radishes are a favorite vegetable to grow in home gardens thanks to their fast growth and spicy kick. But if you’re new to sprouting radish seeds, you may wonder – what does a radish sprout look like at each stage of growth? With pictures and words, this complete visual guide will show you how a … Read more