Chet's Garden Center
Pomegranates are a delicious and nutritious fruit that can be grown successfully indoors with the right care and conditions. While pomegranate trees can reach up to 30 feet tall when grown outdoors, dwarf varieties that only grow 2-4 feet tall are ideal for growing indoors in containers. With their attractive glossy leaves, tubular red flowers, … Read more
Hibiscus plants are admired for their large, colorful flowers that can really make a statement in any garden. But did you know these tropical beauties can also thrive as houseplants and be enjoyed indoors? In this comprehensive guide, we’ll examine how to successfully grow hibiscus plants both inside and outside Hibiscus belong to the mallow … Read more
Spider mites are a common pest that can seriously damage indoor plants. The tiny arachnids suck sap from leaves, causing stippling, curling, and wilting. While barely visible, spider mites multiply rapidly and leave messy webs on infested plants. Preventing infestations is crucial for healthy indoor plants. This in-depth guide provides proven tips to avoid destructive … Read more
If you’re looking for the perfect potting mix to help your indoor plants thrive, Back to the Roots indoor potting mix is a top choice This peat-free, organic potting soil provides excellent drainage, moisture retention, and nutrition for houseplants and indoor vegetable gardens In this comprehensive guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about … Read more
What To Do With Dead Rose Petals 15 Creative Ways to Upcycle Those Beauties As a rose lover, I know how heartbreaking it can be when those gorgeous blooms start to wilt and the petals fall. While it’s sad to see them go, there are so many creative ways to repurpose dead rose petals and … Read more
Pineapple is a delicious and nutritious tropical fruit that also happens to be great for adding to your compost pile. While some people are hesitant to compost pineapple due to concerns about acidity, sugar content, and slow decomposition of certain parts, pineapple can actually provide some surprising benefits when composted properly. In this article, we’ll … Read more
The fiddle leaf fig, with its huge, iconic leaves, has become one of the most popular houseplants in recent years. But caring for a fiddle leaf fig can be tricky. These trees don’t like change and can be prone to shock and leaf drop when their environment is disrupted. So how often should you repot … Read more
Sugar snap peas are a garden favorite thanks to their sweet, crisp flavor and satisfying crunch. There’s nothing quite like plucking a freshly harvested snap pea right off the vine and enjoying it raw as a tasty snack. While sugar snap peas thrive in cool weather, getting them off to an early start indoors can … Read more
Rosemary is a wonderful herb to grow in your garden It has a distinctive pine-like aroma and flavor that enhances many dishes Once established, rosemary is also quite drought-tolerant and deer resistant. If you already have a rosemary plant, one of the easiest ways to get more plants is by growing rosemary from cuttings. Taking … Read more
Starting seeds and watching them sprout into seedlings is one of the most rewarding parts of gardening. However, impatience can set in when you’re waiting for those first green shoots to emerge. So how long does it actually take for a seed to germinate and sprout? The answer depends on several factors. Typical Germination Times … Read more