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I started growing lilies in containers out of pure frustration. I had planted some gorgeous orange-red lilies I’d gotten from the MSHS Bulb Sale in my garden borders. Every time the bulbs stems or leaves popped up, a rabbit was there to munch it down—for a couple of years, I never saw a bloom. Then, … Read more
The Cordyline ‘Red Star’ is an eyecatching plant known for its vibrant reddish-bronze colored leaves. With its tropical look, it makes a great addition to gardens, patios and indoors. While relatively easy to care for, there are some key things you need to know to keep your Cordyline ‘Red Star’ healthy and looking its best. … Read more
Rhododendrons are beloved shrubs, prized for their impressive floral displays and attractive foliage However, rhododendron health can rapidly decline, leaving gardeners wondering why their rhododendrons are dying While rhododendrons are relatively low maintenance once established, they do have particular growing requirements This article will examine 9 common reasons rhododendrons fail to thrive, and provide tips … Read more
Pomegranate trees (Punica granatum) produce delicious fruit, and if you have the right warm climate, they are easy to maintain. The trees usually take between three to six years to mature enough to bear their signature red, leathery fruit filled with sweet, edible seeds. The pomegranate can range from a dwarf shrub of 3 feet … Read more
Creeping phlox (Phlox subulata) is a popular flowering perennial groundcover known for its gorgeous carpet of spring blooms. With its low, spreading habit and colorful flowers, creeping phlox is excellent for rock gardens, edging pathways, and covering embankments. If you’re looking to add this lovely plant to your garden, you may be wondering where to … Read more
Do you have small black flies living in your house plant compost? Or hovering around your house plants? These are fungus gnats, also known as house plant flies and sciarid flies. They’re mostly harmless – adult gnats cause little or no harm to plants, but they can become a nuisance in the home. Their tiny … Read more
Or maybe your garden is already chock-full of green goodness and you don’t have any space for any huge, hungry melons. Whatever the reason, if you think you don’t have the space to grow your own sweet cantaloupe, think again. We link to vendors to help you find relevant products. If you buy from one … Read more
Plumeria also known as frangipani are stunning tropical flowers that thrive in warm climates. However, those living in areas with cold winters can still enjoy these fragrant, colorful blooms by providing a little extra care during the colder months. With the right steps, your plumeria can survive and re-bloom year after year. Understanding Plumeria’s Winter … Read more
Snapdragons are bright and cheerful flowering plants that grow in most climates. If you live in a region with heavy frosts, snapdragons are best grown as annuals – replanted each year in late winter or spring. In more subtropical climates snapdragons are best grown as annuals in the cooler months – away from the extreme … Read more
A week ago we found ourselves at the doctors office for one of my children. Nothing major (this time), just a regular check up and physical so she could run cross country (Very cool that a 7 year old wants to run cross country!). After her appointment we left the doctor’s office and found a … Read more