Chet's Garden Center
Baby’s breath is a delicate flower loved for its fluffy, feathery blooms and airy look. This affordable bloom is a popular filler in bouquets and arrangements. But cut baby’s breath has a limited lifespan out of water. As a cut flower, baby’s breath will last approximately 2-5 days out of water if properly cared for. … Read more
A carpet of cheerful yellow flowers can instantly brighten up any outdoor space. Growing ground covers with yellow blooms is an easy way to add a pop of color to your garden. These low-growing plants spread nicely to cover slopes, fill in spaces between pavers, cascade over walls, and add visual interest to borders. With … Read more
Taro, also known as kalo, is a nutritious and delicious root vegetable that has been cultivated for thousands of years. This adaptable plant thrives when grown in flooded conditions, making it the perfect candidate for aquatic gardening. With just a few simple supplies, you can easily learn how to grow taro in water right at … Read more
As an avid gardener, you’ve likely encountered small green caterpillars munching away on the leaves of your plants. While most caterpillars are harmless, some can cause extensive damage especially in large numbers. When you spot green caterpillars crawling on your plants how do you know if they are a threat? This guide will help you … Read more
Fiddle leaf figs are one of the most popular houseplants around. Their large, vibrant leaves add a tropical feel to any space. While they prefer bright, indirect light fiddle leaf figs can still thrive in lower light conditions. It just takes a few adjustments to their care. Here are 11 tips to help your fiddle … Read more
Will Birds Eat Bacon Grease? How to Safely Offer It as a Bird Food As a bird enthusiast, you likely want to provide the tastiest treats to attract feathered friends to your backyard. And what’s tastier than crispy, salty bacon? Many people wonder if birds can eat bacon grease safely or if it poses risks. … Read more
Having a polka dot plant with vibrant, colorful foliage is a joy for any houseplant enthusiast. But nothing is more frustrating than noticing those once-vibrant leaves starting to curl under and crinkle. If you’ve noticed your polka dot plant’s leaves curling and deforming, don’t fret – this is a common issue with several potential causes … Read more
As a proud fiddle leaf fig owner, you likely know these plants are prone to dropping their older, lower leaves over time. This natural process helps the tree focus energy on new growth up top. But excessive bottom leaf drop can indicate problems Here’s a guide to causes, care tips, and solutions when your fiddle … Read more
As a strawberry grower, I know how frustrating it can be when birds steal your ripe, juicy strawberries before you get the chance to harvest them. While sharing is caring, most gardeners want to enjoy the fruits of their labor after putting in all the hard work to grow their strawberry patch. The good news … Read more
Poinsettias are a holiday classic, with their colorful red, pink, or white bracts brightening up homes during the winter months. However, it can be disheartening when your poinsettia starts rapidly dropping its leaves, leaving you with a sparse, unhealthy looking plant. If you’ve noticed your poinsettia shedding its leaves don’t despair. There are several common … Read more