Should You Deadhead Butterfly Bushes? The Pros and Cons Explained Butterfly bushes, which are also called buddleias, are pretty flowering shrubs that hummingbirds and butterflies love to visit gardens. Their long panicles of colorful flowers bloom all summer, giving you months of enjoyment. But what should you do when the flowers fade? Should you remove … Read more
Parsnips are a tasty and nutritious root vegetable that can add flavor and variety to many dishes. But like all fresh produce, parsnips don’t last forever. Knowing how to properly store parsnips and their shelf life can help you enjoy them while reducing food waste. In this article, we’ll cover everything you need to know … Read more
The Japanese anemone, scientifically named Anemone hupehensis var. japonica ‘Pamina’, is an elegant flowering perennial prized for its beautiful blooms in late summer and fall This hardy plant brings a touch of charm to gardens and borders with its rose-pink flowers and attractive foliage. Let’s take a closer look at this delightful plant Overview Botanical … Read more
Thyme is a common herb that is used in a lot of savory dishes. You can find it both fresh and dried. The taste of fresh thyme is better, but dried thyme is easier to use and lasts longer. What does dried thyme look like, though, if you’ve only ever used fresh thyme? In this … Read more
Syngonium, also known as arrowhead vine or nephthytis, is a popular houseplant prized for its lush, trailing foliage. Its arrow-shaped leaves add a distinctive tropical flair to indoor spaces. However, a frustrating issue syngonium owners often face is leaves turning yellow. Yellowing leaves are usually a sign of stress and indicate underlying problems with care … Read more
Strawberry sap beetles are a common pest that can ruin strawberry crops that are about to ripen. These tiny beetles eat ripe and overripe strawberries, ruining their look and making them rot. If you don’t do anything, sap beetle damage can quickly get worse, ruining a big part of your harvest. It will take time … Read more
Cabbage is a cool-weather loving crop that does best when planted in early spring or fall, But what if you got a late start on your garden planning and missed the ideal planting window? Is it still possible to grow cabbage successfully if you plant late in the summer? This comprehensive guide will examine the … Read more
DIY Mini Trellis Ideas for Potted Plants Adding a mini trellis to a potted plant is an excellent way to provide support for climbing vines and trailing varieties. Mini trellises are the perfect size for houseplants or smaller outdoor containers. With just a few simple and inexpensive materials, you can create cute DIY trellises to … Read more
The arrival of spring triggers a remarkable resurgence in cherry trees, awakening them from winter dormancy into a breathtaking display of blossoms. As Pablo Neruda poetically states, “I want to do with you what spring does with the cherry trees.” But what exactly does spring do to these magnificent trees? In this article, we’ll explore … Read more
Mediterranean pink heather, or Erica x darleyensis ‘Mediterranean Pink, is a popular evergreen shrub that people love for how it looks all year. This tough heather blooms with hundreds of tiny pink flowers in late winter and early spring. But did you know that if you take good care of it, it can flower here … Read more