Perennials are plants that live for more than two years Some perennials like peonies can thrive in your garden for over 100 years However, not all perennials have the same long lifespan. There is a category called “short lived perennials” that only stick around for 3-5 years typically. As a gardener, you can get the … Read more
In North America, you can often find wild mint growing next to streams, in meadows, and at the edges of forests. Foragers are tempted to pick a few leaves for tea or food by their cool, refreshing scent. But is this wild food safe to eat? Let’s look at how to spot wild mint and … Read more
Maintaining a neatly trimmed lawn that extends right up to the edge of a fence can be tricky. Grass and weeds can easily grow uncontrolled along a fence line, creating an unsightly mess that detracts from your yard’s curb appeal Getting a clean, defined edge along a fence takes some work, but with the right … Read more
As a fig lover I greatly look forward to fig season every year. The sweet jammy flavor of a fresh ripe fig is simply delicious! However, picking figs at just the right time can be tricky. Underripe figs are often bland and rubbery, while overripe figs turn to mush quickly. Luckily, there are several easy … Read more
Black spots on plant leaves are common and can be caused by a number of things. If you own plants, you should know the different reasons why black spots can show up so you can treat and avoid them properly. This article will talk about the main reasons why plant leaves get black spots and … Read more
When it comes to hedges and privacy screens South Florida presents some unique challenges. The hot humid, subtropical climate with occasional freezes limits some popular hedging plants that thrive in other regions. But the good news is there are excellent options that provide effective, lush privacy while also adding beauty and visual interest. After extensive … Read more
Dog urine can certainly damage plants. But with some smart solutions, you can have both a green thumb and a happy pup. As a dog owner and gardener myself, I’ve seen those frustrating yellow patches left behind when my pooch decides my flower bed makes a good toilet. And I’ve scrubbed more than my fair … Read more
El conocido refrán “Una flor no hace primavera” tiene sus raíces en la cultura china, específicamente en un ensayo escrito en 1939 por el filósofo Mao Tse-tung La frase simboliza que se requiere de la acción y esfuerzo colectivo de muchos individuos para lograr un cambio significativo en la sociedad In this saying, there is … Read more
I’m so excited to tell you today everything you need to know about taking care of the cute Bird’s Nest Snake Plant (Sansevieria trifasciata ‘Hahnii’). I’ve been growing these cute little plants for years, and I can say that they’re great for both new and experienced plant parents. What Makes the Bird’s Nest Snake Plant … Read more
Hey plant lovers! I’ve been absolutely obsessed with unique houseplants lately, and I just had to share my excitement about these incredible plants that naturally mimic turtle shells. Whether you’re a turtle enthusiast or simply looking to add something special to your indoor jungle, these plants are guaranteed to make your collection pop! The Star … Read more