Chet's Garden Center
Sedum, also known as stonecrop, are popular succulent plants that add year-round interest to gardens. With their colorful star-shaped flowers and fleshy foliage, sedums are low-maintenance plants that require very little care. However, to keep sedums looking their best, knowing when to cut them back is important. Why Cut Back Sedum Cutting back sedum serves … Read more
Dipladenia, also known as mandevilla, is a popular tropical vine grown for its glossy, evergreen foliage and beautiful trumpet-shaped blooms. However, this plant can’t withstand frost and cold temperatures, which means it requires special care to survive through the winter if you live outside its hardy growing zones. Properly overwintering your dipladenia will allow you … Read more
The string of pearls plant (Senecio rowleyanus) is a trailing succulent that is prized for its unique, spherical foliage While the pearls themselves grab most of the attention, string of pearls can produce small flowers when conditions are right. Learning to identify string of pearls flower buds and providing proper care is key to getting … Read more
Spaghetti squash is a unique winter squash valued for its sweet, nutty flavor and noodle-like strands when cooked. Leaving a portion of the stem attached when harvesting spaghetti squash can significantly extend its storage life. This comprehensive guide will provide you with everything you need to know about harvesting spaghetti squash with the stem intact. … Read more
As a homeowner you may have noticed small holes appearing in your yard and wondered – why are squirrels digging in my yard? Squirrels dig for a few main reasons and their holes can range from minor annoyances to potentially damaging if left unchecked. In this article, we’ll explore the common reasons squirrels excavate yards, … Read more
Olive trees are a classic symbol of the Mediterranean climate and cuisine. With their gnarled trunks and silvery green leaves, olive trees can live for hundreds of years. Many olive trees are still producing fruit after being around since Roman times! While olive trees in the ground may have extensive root systems, potted olive trees … Read more
Stag beetles are some of the most spectacular insects in the world. Their large mandibles and striking coloration make them popular among insect enthusiasts. For those looking to add these insects to their collection live stag beetles for sale can often be found from specialized breeders and sellers. This guide covers everything you need to … Read more
Tulips are a classic spring flower that can brighten up any garden with their cheerful blooms. If you’re new to gardening, you may be wondering if you can plant potted tulips directly in the ground. The answer is yes, you absolutely can! Planting potted tulips is a great way for beginners to add instant color … Read more
Seeing your Christmas cactus burst into bloom in the spring can be quite puzzling. After all, it’s called a “Christmas” cactus! Shouldn’t it bloom in December for the holidays? I was equally confused when my Christmas cactus started blooming in March this year. Through some research, I discovered there are a few possible reasons for … Read more
Boxwoods are a classic and versatile evergreen shrub for gardens Their dense foliage and ability to be pruned makes them ideal for hedges, topiary, and providing structure in garden beds However, boxwoods are relatively slow growing, only putting on around 6 inches of new growth per year. So starting them from small cuttings can be … Read more