Many foods around the world use oregano, which is a well-known herb. But have you ever thought about what the tiny seeds that grow this fragrant plant look like? Because they are so small, it can be hard for home gardeners to tell what oregano seeds they are. This full visual guide will take the … Read more
Desert rose plants, which are also called Adenium obesum, are beautiful succulents with sculptural, swollen stems that look like roses. Desert rose plants don’t need much care, but making sure they have the right fertilizer is important for keeping them healthy and making sure they flower a lot. This complete guide tells you everything you … Read more
Peace lilies are one of the most popular indoor plants, prized for their elegant white blooms and air-purifying abilities. However, it can be alarming when those pristine white flowers start turning brown. If you’ve noticed your peace lily’s flowers turning brown, this comprehensive guide will help you get to the bottom of the issue and … Read more
The Arizona Sun blanket flower (Gaillardia x grandiflora ‘Arizona Sun’) is a popular perennial that brings vibrant colors and visual interest to gardens. This tough drought-tolerant plant thrives in hot, dry conditions making it an excellent choice for low-maintenance gardens and landscapes. In this article, we’ll explore why the Arizona Sun blanket flower is such … Read more
The fiddle leaf fig is known for its large, vibrant leaves and tall, tree-like stature. But this tropical plant can be sensitive to low temperatures. If you live in an area with cold winters or keep your fiddle leaf fig outdoors, low temps can damage its leaves and slow growth. You can help your fiddle … Read more
Some people call mimosa trees “silk trees.” They grow very quickly and can get up to 30 feet tall very quickly. They are native to Asia and Australia, but warmer parts of North America love to plant them as ornamental trees because of their feathery, fern-like leaves and fragrant pink or yellow flowers in the … Read more
As fall approaches and squash come into season, you may find yourself wondering – what do squash actually taste like? With hundreds of varieties ranging from acorn to zucchini, the world of squash offers an incredibly diverse spectrum of flavors. In this complete guide, we’ll explore the tastes, textures and best uses for the most … Read more
The Chinese money plant, also known as the missionary plant lefse plant or pilea peperomioides, is a popular houseplant known for its coin-shaped, round leaves. However, it’s common to notice the leaves on this plant becoming curled, wrinkled, or misshapen. Leaf curl on a Chinese money plant is usually a sign that something is wrong … Read more
The snow in the summer plant, also known as Cerastium tomentosum, is a low-growing perennial that produces a stunning carpet of white blooms in late spring and early summer when most other plants are just starting to wake up With its woolly, silvery-grey foliage and abundant flowers, it truly resembles freshly fallen snow during the … Read more
Why Are There So Many Flies in My Garden? Tackling an Insect Infestation As a passionate gardener, I’ve dealt with my fair share of pest problems over the years. But few issues have been as frustratingly persistent as the seasonal influx of flies that seem to descend upon my garden in droves once warmer weather … Read more