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String of Pearls were one of the very first plants I got when starting my plant parenthood journey / addiction. Whats not to love about those cute round green peas? They make you happy just looking at them. Like something out of Dr Suess. However String of Pearls was also one of the first and … Read more
Rhubarb is a hardy perennial vegetable that is easy to grow in home gardens. However, transplanting established rhubarb plants occasionally is an important task for the best harvests. But when is the ideal time to transplant rhubarb? Transplanting rhubarb helps rejuvenate old plants, divide overcrowded clumps, and give plants more space This comprehensive guide will … Read more
Spider mites are extremely small arachnids closely related to spiders and ticks that cluster on the undersides of leaves and cause damage by sucking on the tissues. Different types of spider mites attack various plants both indoors and out. There are several ways you can learn how to get rid of spider mites. By treating … Read more
Your spring flowers look as happy as kids on the first day of vacation… and then, you see the weather forecast: SNOW. Tulips are a classic spring flower that brighten up any garden with their cheerful blooms. However, these bulb plants can be susceptible to frost damage when cold temperatures strike unexpectedly. So should you … Read more
Catmint (Nepeta) is a hardy perennial loved for its fragrant grey-green foliage and vibrant purple-blue flowers that bloom from late spring to early fall. This tough, drought-tolerant plant thrives in full sun and is popular with pollinators. While an easy care plant, catmint does require pruning at strategic times to maintain its beauty and maximize … Read more
Impatiens, with their vibrant colors and lush foliage, have been a favorite among gardeners and plant parents alike. But as with any plant, understanding their specific needs is crucial for their thriving. One key area of focus is temperature tolerance, an aspect that can make or break the success of growing these beauties. In this … Read more
One way to get a head start on spring gardening is by starting seeds indoors between late February and April (depending on your area’s climate). This provides gardeners with homegrown seedlings to transplant after the last frost. Did you know that not all plants should be started indoors? Certain varieties grow well when seeds are … Read more
With a wide range of colors, bloom sizes, and plant sizes, petunias are a top choice for many gardeners. They grow incredibly well in containers, flower beds, landscapes, and hanging baskets. No matter where you choose to grow petunias, they will provide endless displays of blooms, even in the heat of summer. It’s inevitably easier … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Strawberries are one of the first crops to make their appearance in spring. Because they are such early birds, frost damage on strawberries is a very real threat. Strawberry plants and frost are fine when the plant … Read more
Wondering how to treat brown spots on hydrangeas? Experts are turning to compost tea – to encourage beneficial bacteria and prevent the problem from recurring When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The question of how to treat brown spots on hydrangeas is one … Read more