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Touch me not plants, also known as mimosa pudica or sensitive plants, are unique flowering plants known for their rapid plant movement and sensitive leaflets that fold inward when touched Growing touch me nots from seeds is an easy and fun gardening project that offers a novel addition to any garden. An Overview of Touch … Read more
Coming in at just shy of six feet tall, cleome, otherwise known as spider flower, is your gardens answer for back border height. Cleome seeds will produce softball sized clusters of rose, violet, cherry, and white blooms from summer through fall. With their dramatic stamens projecting out of their tall, exotic blooms, cleome acts as … Read more
Have you ever wondered what would happen if you ignored all of the crop rotation advice out there? The majority of advice on this subject suggests that my plants would immediately succumb to disease and leave me with record low yields! That sounds awful, but is it true? One crop rotation article I read concluded … Read more
When you walk through your rose garden and notice bright red new shoots sprouting on your bushes, it’s natural to wonder if something is wrong. While red new growth can indicate disease, it’s also a normal part of the growth cycle for many rose varieties. Learning to identify healthy red canes versus disease symptoms will … Read more
Figs have been grown in California since the late 1700s, and the state now produces nearly all of the fresh and dried figs in the United States The optimal climate and growing conditions in California allow for an abundance of juicy, sweet figs over a long season from spring through fall. In this article, we’ll … Read more
Vinca vine, also known as periwinkle, is a popular flowering plant that comes in both trailing and upright varieties. With its lush green foliage and eye-catching blooms, vinca is a versatile option for gardens. But an important consideration when growing vinca is understanding its light requirements. Does vinca vine prefer sun or shade? The answer … Read more
This blog may contain affiliate links, which means I may earn a commission if you click on a link and make a purchase. As fall rolls in, it’s time for many of us to start digging up our dahlia tubers. Why? Because if they’re left in the ground in colder climates where the soil freezes, … Read more
Mulch is a key ingredient for any landscaper. Mulch is the perfect landscaping product for large and small projects alike, because of its many great benefits. It offers brilliant protection against soil erosion and frost. It prevents the evaporation of moisture and helps to significantly suppress weeds. We have a great range of Eco Mulch … Read more
Mock orange is a popular spring-flowering shrub known for its incredibly fragrant white blooms that resemble orange blossoms. Its sweet scent and showy flowers make it a favorite in many gardens. But did you know that mock orange can also thrive when grown in pots and containers? In this complete guide, we’ll cover everything you … Read more
The star of Bethlehem plant produces beautiful white star-shaped flowers that have rich symbolic meaning. This easy-to-grow bulb has a long history of use in religious celebrations and stories. In this article, we’ll showcase gorgeous star of Bethlehem plant images and provide tips for growing these symbolic flowers yourself. Overview of the Star of Bethlehem … Read more