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Fiddle leaf fig (Ficus lyrata) sometimes gets a finicky reputation. Its not the easiest houseplant to grow, but its lovely large leaves and tree form make it worth a little effort and a good choice even for the beginning gardener. These small trees are well adapted to indoor temperatures and filtered light and are hardy … Read more
Awareness of the growing threat posed by mold infestation in homes, offices, and other indoor spaces continues to spread. Beyond the health and respiratory problems caused by so-called “Toxic Black Mold” even more benign strains living in the air can cause a wide range of medical complications. This is especially true for individuals with respiratory … Read more
Growing potatoes in winter may seem counterintuitive but it’s actually a great way to get a fresh crop of tasty tubers when regular gardening is on hold. With a little preparation and care, you can grow potatoes indoors or in an unheated greenhouse during the colder months. Why Grow Potatoes in Winter? Here are some … Read more
Solve the mystery of your Rattlesnake Plants yellow leaves and bring back its lush, green splendor! Rattlesnake Plant Leaves Turning Yellow Reasons and Solutions As a proud owner of a stunning rattlesnake plant, it can be worrying when those gorgeous leaves start turning yellow. But don’t panic! Yellowing leaves are common and solving the issue … Read more
Roma refers to a group of tomato varieties that are the prime choice for sauces and canning. They have less moisture content than other, juicier tomato varieties such as beefsteak tomatoes. Romas have a thick fruit wall and skin, firm and dense flesh, and they have fewer seeds. These properties make them an ideal tomato … Read more
HEIRLOOM Yes you heard it right, a northern hardy peanut! And if we can grow peanuts, so can you! Even in containers. Regional adaptation is important for every seed to thrive, few so crucially as peanuts. We were gifted a few handfuls of these ‘Northern Hardy Valencias’ from a family from Michigan’s Upper Peninsula when … Read more
I’ll be blunt here: There are few products on the market that make my eyes roll harder than essential oils. Despite their claims, most essential oils are right up there with healing crystals, astrology, and power balance bracelets in terms of their usefulness, and there’s no short supply of scientific evidence or first-hand testimony to … Read more
Jasmine flowers are known for their sweet, exotic fragrance and delicate white petals These flowers are highly symbolic in Indian culture and commonly used in weddings, religious ceremonies, and other celebrations. If you’re looking to purchase fresh jasmine flowers for a special occasion or just to brighten up your home, it’s nice to know you … Read more
Black Lace® elderberry is the trademarked commercial form of a single black elderberry cultivar, Sambucus nigra Eva. It is a popular ornamental shrub for landscaping but not the best choice if the goal is edible berries. The beauty of this cultivar begins with the namesake leaves, which are, indeed, lacy (deeply lobed) and almost black … Read more
As a rhubarb grower, you likely expect to harvest beautiful red stalks. So it can be disappointing when your rhubarb plants produce green stalks instead of the iconic red ones. Don’t worry – there are some simple reasons why your rhubarb isn’t turning red. With a few easy fixes, you can get your plants producing … Read more