Everyone loves lilacs; they are a beautiful flowering bush that makes any garden smell nice. It’s easy to see why so many people want to add lilacs to their outdoor spaces: their beautiful flowers and sweet scent. But putting lilac bushes in the right place and leaving enough space between them is important for their … Read more
Do Swiss Cheese Plants Like Humidity? A Complete Care GuideSwiss cheese plants, also known as Monstera adansonii are popular houseplants known for their iconic split and holed leaves. But one aspect of care that is crucial for these tropical beauties is humidity. So do Swiss cheese plants like humidity? The answer is a resounding yes! … Read more
Poppies are beloved garden flowers known for their vibrant colors and delicate petals. Many gardeners look forward to sowing poppy seeds in spring to enjoy their fleeting blooms in summer. But what if you missed the ideal planting window? Is it really too late to plant poppy seeds? The short answer is no—you can absolutely … Read more
8 Gorgeous Trees That Keep Their Red Foliage All Year Round People usually think of trees as having green leaves, and most do. But trees with red leaves add a fun splash of color to your fall and winter garden. Whether you put them on a lawn or in a clear spot in your garden, … Read more
If the leaves on your potted fig tree are turning yellow, it’s a sign that something is wrong. Yellowing leaves indicate the plant is stressed and unhealthy. But never fear – in most cases, yellow leaves can be fixed with a few simple changes to care. Why Potted Fig Leaves Turn Yellow There are 5 … Read more
People love rhubarb because its stalks are tart and add a lot of flavor to pies, jams, and other foods. Large, lush leaves, which help the plant grow, are often eaten by different pests. As an avid gardener, I know how frustrating it is to find rhubarb leaves that are torn or otherwise damaged. Finding … Read more
Monstera plants, which are also called Swiss Cheese Plants, are very popular houseplants. They have big, heart-shaped leaves that have natural holes and splits in them. If you take good care of these tropical beauties, they can get up to 8 feet tall! Your Monstera will eventually outgrow its current pot as it grows older … Read more
The Perfect Pair: New Dawn Climbing Roses and Clematis Gardeners looking to create a stunning vertical display need look no further than combining New Dawn climbing roses with clematis. This classic pairing blooms abundantly from late spring through fall, offering months of breathtaking color and fragrance. The New Dawn rose, which was first sold in … Read more
Hibiscus plants are known for their big, bright flowers that give any garden a tropical feel. When hibiscus plants get too big, they often need to be divided or split to help them grow again. Dividing an overgrown hibiscus helps it grow new leaves and stems, and the divisions also make new plants. It’s a … Read more
It’s easy to keep loved heirloom tomato varieties alive year after year by saving seeds from tomatoes you grow yourself. Many books on saving seeds say that tomato seeds should be fermented to get rid of the gel sacs and start the germination process. However, this smelly, messy process is completely optional. You can easily … Read more