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Peas are a beloved crop for many home gardeners. Their sweet flavor and satisfying crunch make them one of the most rewarding vegetables to grow. However, one frustration with peas is their notoriously short harvesting window. This leaves many gardeners wondering: how late in the season can you plant peas and still get a good … Read more
Nursery tubs, in post-consumer regenerated black polyethylene, equipped with side handles for easy handling. The black tub is highly resistant to nursery stress and long exposure to atmospheric events, even the most extreme. Sizes The pots of the NPB LINE are produced with injection moulding. Highly technological machinery, with low environmental impact and totally robotic, … Read more
Climbing roses can make a big impact in the garden. These aggressive growers will add interest to sunny, vertical structures and are capable of growing many feet per season even in poor soil. Climbers can transform any bare wall or fence into a tapestry of blooms but only if you train and prune them correctly. … Read more
Mention the word “lily” to someone, and it likely will conjure up an of Lilium longiflorum, a fragrant, white, trumpet-shaped flower sold as a potted plant around Easter. The fact is, however, there are over 100 species classified into nine different divisions of the plant genus Lilium which makes it a much more diverse than … Read more
You always hear about how easy it is to grow and how it’s nearly impossible to fail to make these plants thrive. So it can feel like you have the blackest of thumbs if your pothos is sad and stunted. Pothos are living things, and like all living things, they can sometimes struggle to thrive. … Read more
Mock orange bushes are a popular ornamental shrub known for their fragrant white flowers that resemble orange blossoms. If you’re looking to add mock oranges to your garden, you may be wondering where you can find them for sale near your location. In this article, we’ll discuss what mock orange bushes are, their best features, … Read more
Bamboo gardens and forests in the USA are largely undiscovered natural wonders. However, Ohio’s challenging climate, with temperatures often dipping below freezing, requires resilient and adaptable plant species that can thrive in such conditions. Cold hardy bamboo varieties offer an ideal solution for Ohio gardens, even in areas classified as USDA plant hardiness Zone 5 … Read more
Rose campion (Lychnis coronaria) is an old-fashioned perennial flower that deserves a spot in today’s gardens. With its woolly silver leaves and bright magenta blooms, this hardy plant provides fabulous color and texture contrast in perennial borders, rock gardens, and cottage gardens. If you are looking for rose campion plants for sale, here is what … Read more
I am often asked to help someone identify what kind of hydrangea they have. Many people have plants that they inherited when they bought their home, or someone gave it to them, or they lost the tag, etc. You may wonder why this matters. It matters ‘cause in hydrangea-land you treat different kinds of hydrangeas … Read more
Ive always loved growing my own food, and growing sugar snap peas has been a delightful addition to my garden and our kitchen. That snap and crunch you get when biting into them, with their refreshing sweet taste, is indeed a fun moment! Sugar snap peas are a cool-season crop and an annual vegetable, meaning … Read more