The marble queen pothos is one of the most popular houseplants due to its ease of care lush green and white variegated leaves and vining growth habit. Typically grown in hanging baskets, the marble queen pothos has the potential to become an even more stunning showpiece plant when supported on a moss pole. A moss … Read more
Cosmos flowers are lovely and dreamy. They can add a splash of color and fun to any garden or flower arrangement. The petals are thin and wispy, and they come in bright colors like orange, pink, yellow, and white. Many gardeners want to know if cosmos are good for cutting. The answer is a resounding … Read more
Succulents are becoming increasingly popular for indoor and outdoor gardening. With their drought-tolerant nature and sculptural forms it’s easy to see why! However with over 60 plant families and 10,000 diverse succulent species, it can be tricky to identify the specific type you have. This beginner’s guide breaks down some of the most common succulent … Read more
Solomon’s seal is a lovely spring-blooming perennial that thrives in shady gardens. Its arching stems are lined with oval-shaped leaves and dangling, bell-shaped white flowers. After the blooms fade, blue-black berries appear, attracting birds. With proper care, Solomon’s seal can live for decades, spreading slowly to form large colonies. Solomon’s seal seeds are the first … Read more
Ferns are beautiful graceful plants that can add a lush tropical feel to any indoor or outdoor space. However, over time their fronds can start to look faded, yellowed, or browned. If your ferns are looking a little lackluster, don’t despair! There are several effective ways to restore their vibrant green color and keep them … Read more
As an avid gardener, I’m always looking for ways to make my vegetable garden as productive as possible. One of my favorite tricks is planting marigolds throughout my veggie beds. Not only do these cheerful flowers add a pop of color, they also help deter pests and attract beneficial insects. I’ve tried many kinds of … Read more
Sunflower season is one of the most beautiful times of the year. When these golden blooms are in full glory people flock from far and wide to snap photos and take in the sights. If you’re looking for the best sunflower fields near you to visit this summer, you’re in the right place! After extensive … Read more
As beekeepers, we’ve probably seen our bees act a little funny after eating a lot of pollen. They walk back to the hive in a way that looks like they’re drunk. Many people are curious about whether or not bees really do get drunk from eating pollen. In this article, we’ll look at the science … Read more
Tulips are the quintessential flower that heralds the arrival of spring With their brightly colored, cup-shaped blooms on long, slender stems, they add a pop of color and optimism to the garden after winter. Many gardeners wonder if tulips can thrive in the warmer climates of USDA Zone 9. The good news is that with … Read more
Terrariums are gaining popularity as cute, low-maintenance indoor gardens. But one question that often pops up is – do terrariums really need a lid? The short answer is – it depends. The lid serves an important purpose for some types of terrariums while others thrive without one. Understanding the reasons behind using a lid will … Read more