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The taste of tiny, tender new potatoes need not be restricted to summer. With a little bit of skill and good timing, they can also be grown for autumn and winter harvests, meaning you could enjoy them at Christmas. Use cold-stored potato tubers, available from specialist seed merchants in July and August. These are seed … Read more
Snake plants are fascinating and hardy indoor house plants. Often included on lists of plants for low-light conditions, these plants also thrive in sunny settings. So, how much light does a snake plant need? First, identify your snake plant. Is it the yellow-bordered Variegated Laurentii Snake Plant or the sage-green Sansevieria Moonshine? Some varieties need … Read more
Rhubarb is a hardy vegetable prized for its tart stalks that add vibrant flavor to pies, jams, and other dishes. However, the large, lush leaves that fuel the plant’s growth often fall prey to various pests. As an avid gardener, I’m familiar with the frustration of discovering rhubarb leaves riddled with holes or otherwise damaged. … Read more
If you’re a proud succulent owner or perhaps considering adding one of these fascinating plants to your indoor or outdoor garden, you may wonder, “How long do succulents live?” Understanding the lifespan of these beautiful plants is essential for providing them with the best care and making the most out of any gardening experience. Whether … Read more
Bloomaker Tulips are available in the U.S. in various grocery stores and retailers (find ones near you here) We know you want to regrow your tulips and keep your Bloomaker bulbs healthy all year long. Here are our instructions for regrowing your tulips in two different ways: in soil and hydroponically. When spring arrives, the … Read more
Your garlic cloves were planted last September (or maybe October or November?), grew steadily through winter and spring, and now that it’s nearly summer, they’re ready to be picked from the garden, right? Unlike many vegetables that are planted in spring and harvested in fall, garlic is usually planted in fall and harvested from late … Read more
As a raspberry grower, one of the most disheartening things is seeing your raspberry canes appear to be dying after putting in all that hard work tending to them. Sometimes it can be tricky to discern if your raspberry plant is truly dead or just dormant. Raspberries become dormant in winter, so it’s normal for … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Also called Confederate jasmine, star jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides) is a vine that produces highly fragrant, white blossoms that attract bees. Native to China and Japan, it does very well in California and the southern U.S., where it … Read more
How Long Do Rhododendrons Flower? A Guide to Their Blooming Season Rhododendrons are iconic spring-blooming shrubs that put on an impressive floral display. Their large, showy trusses come in shades of white, pink red purple, yellow and orange. Rhododendrons bring color into the garden when little else is in bloom. But exactly how long is … Read more
What Do Hollyhock Leaves Look Like? Identifying Features of This Classic Flower Hollyhocks are classic cottage garden flowers that have been grown for centuries. With their tall flowering spikes and vibrant blooms, they add drama and height to the landscape. But to properly identify hollyhocks, you need to pay attention to the leaves as well … Read more