Chet's Garden Center
Fall is the perfect time to plant perennials if you want a gorgeous colorful garden next spring. The cool temperatures and increased moisture in autumn help new perennial plants establish deep roots before going dormant for the winter. This gets them ready to thrive when spring arrives. When choosing perennials to plant in fall, focus … Read more
Spider plants are popular indoor plants loved for their easy care requirements and ability to thrive in a variety of conditions. However, even hardy spider plants can develop issues like brown spots on their leaves. If you notice brown spots on your spider plant don’t panic. With proper troubleshooting you can identify the cause and … Read more
The Gorgeous and Rare Half Moon Pink Princess PhilodendronThe pink princess philodendron is already admired for its stunning variegated foliage, but a unique variety called the half moon pink princess philodendron is gaining popularity among plant collectors. This rare morph shows off distinct color variations that make it stand out from the classic green and … Read more
If you’ve noticed the leaves of your umbrella plant drooping, you’re probably wondering what’s going on and how to fix it A droopy umbrella plant is never a good sign, but the good news is that this issue can often be corrected with a few simple adjustments to your care routine In this article, I’ll … Read more
Venus flytraps are fascinating carnivorous plants that have adapted to survive in nutrient-poor soils by trapping and digesting insects. Their unique snap traps and insect-eating capabilities make them very popular with plant enthusiasts and collectors However, successfully growing healthy Venus flytraps requires carefully meeting their specific needs, especially when it comes to sunlight exposure So … Read more
Liriope, commonly known as lilyturf or monkey grass, is a popular ornamental grass used in landscapes across much of the United States. This attractive, low-maintenance perennial grass is often utilized as an edging plant, ground cover or border plant. But to keep liriope looking lush and healthy year after year, it needs to be cut … Read more
Seeing the leaves of your ficus nitida turning brown can be worrying. But don’t panic – brown leaves are common on ficus trees and not necessarily a sign of serious trouble. However, brown leaves are not normal and usually signal that the tree is under some sort of stress that needs attention. In this article … Read more
Butterfly bushes, also known as summer lilacs, are absolutely gorgeous shrubs that thrive in containers. Their cone-shaped flowers come in a stunning array of colors like purple, pink, white, and red. And as their name suggests, they attract hordes of butterflies and other pollinators. If you want to enjoy these flowering beauties on your patio … Read more
Red hot poker plants, also known as torch lilies or kniphofia, are a beloved and eye-catching perennial. Their tall, brightly colored flower spikes give them an exotic, almost tropical look that stands out in any garden. If you’re looking to add some heat and height to your beds and borders, red hot poker is an … Read more
Moss can be a real nuisance in lawns leaving them looking patchy and unkempt. While some homeowners don’t mind a bit of moss here and there, most want to get rid of it for aesthetic reasons. That’s where products like Moss Out for Lawns come in handy. But timing is everything when it comes to … Read more