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Gardening in the shade can seem daunting but it doesn’t have to be. With the right plant selections and design, you can create a gorgeous shade garden that thrives with minimal maintenance. A no-fuss shade garden plan takes advantage of plants that naturally suit shadier locations arranged in a way that reduces upkeep. Follow these … Read more
We grow celeriac because it is low-FODMAP, whereas celery is not. Celeriac has the same flavor and will work just as well in your mirepoix, without the digestive issues celery can cause. When it comes time to harvest, this little bulb can get huge. And while it stores well in the fridge or root cellars, … Read more
Have you ever gotten excited about a fruit or vegetable? We’re not talking about the usual suspects like juicy berries or sweet tomatoes. No, we’re diving into the world of the mighty artichoke, a spiky, strange-looking bud that packs a flavorful punch! Have you ever wondered when they are in season? First things first, when … Read more
Plants add vibrant greenery and life to any space, but sometimes their stems can get weak and floppy, causing the plant to droop unattractively. This is where plant support sticks come in handy! These inexpensive and easy-to-use tools are a gardener’s secret for keeping both indoor and outdoor plants looking perky and upright. What Are … Read more
Blackberry trees, with their sweet juicy berries, are a favorite of many gardeners. However, blackberries don’t actually grow on trees! This is a common misconception. Blackberries grow on thorny shrubs in the genus Rubus. So what are those tree-like plants that produce blackberry-looking fruit? Often, they are mulberry trees. Pictures can help identify mulberry trees … Read more
As spring arrives, one of the most beloved sights in gardens and landscapes across temperate regions is the burst of pastel pink from dogwood trees. The vibrancy and delicacy of their blooms make dogwoods a favorite of amateur garden photographers and professionals alike. But what exactly makes images of pink dogwood trees so captivating? The … Read more
As a gardener, I’m always eager to get my peas growing as early as possible. After all fresh garden peas are infinitely tastier than store-bought frozen peas. However patience is required, as transplanting pea seedlings at the right time is key to getting a productive pea harvest. In this article, I’ll walk through when and … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. If you are thinking of inviting a flowering tree into your garden, you need to understand that not all trees with blossoms will fit the bill. If what you are looking for are small flowering weeping trees, … Read more
Bee balm, also known as Monarda (Monarda spp.), is a well-known flower and herb throughout North America. Its colorful blooms are like a slow-motion, multi-month fireworks display that captures the attention of people, bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds each summer. A member of the mint or Lamiaceae family, bee balm is also quite easy to grow … Read more
Bonsai trees are miniature trees grown in containers and artistically shaped to mimic full-sized trees. The practice of growing bonsai trees originated in China and Japan, with records dating back over a thousand years. While traditionally an outdoor art form, bonsai trees can also thrive indoors when properly cared for. If you’re looking to bring … Read more