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The graceful Shaina Japanese maple (Acer palmatum ‘Shaina’) is a beloved addition to gardens across the world. With its vibrant red foliage and compact form, this striking small tree packs visual impact into a petite package. As a Japanese maple enthusiast, I’m always on the lookout for exciting new cultivars to incorporate into garden designs. … Read more
Coffee grounds dramatically change the soils pH, which may upset plants that prefer less acidic growing conditions. Anyone who has ever tried their hand at composting likely knows just how popular tossing spent coffee grounds in the pile can be. Not only can coffee grounds add some of those much-needed “browns” to your compost, but … Read more
Growing a venus flytrap requires providing it with the right conditions to thrive. An often overlooked but critical aspect of flytrap care is selecting the optimal pot. Choosing the wrong container can harm or even kill your plant. In this guide, we will cover everything you need to know about picking the ideal pots for … Read more
Celeriac is closely related to celery but the edible part is it’s swollen root. It has an unusual flavour, a cross between celery, fennel and aniseed. celeriac works well roasted and served with other root veg and squashes, in soups and stews. It also makes a great alternative to mashed potato. Celeriac is easy to … Read more
Yellow climbing roses are absolutely stunning. Their bright, cheerful blooms can instantly brighten up any garden. If you’re looking to add a pop of color to your outdoor space, climbing roses in yellow tones are a fantastic option. The best part is many varieties of yellow climbers are available for purchase from online and local … Read more
Im a believer in self-watering pots in general. I mean, if I was a plant, Id want to grab water when I need it and not rely solely on my plant parent to notice me! Ummm, hellooo – over here!! I knew African violets would love helping themselves, but I wanted to make sure I … Read more
If you have big dreams for your garden but not so much space, perhaps you should consider miniature container gardening! They’re fantastic options for apartment-dwellers who yearn for a garden but are limited to their patios, and they can also work indoors if you’re hoping to brighten up a corner in your home. On top … Read more
Autumn is arguably the most enjoyable season of the year: temperatures begin to cool off, the leaves begin to turn, and families can spend more time outside in the cool, comfortable weather. With leaves turning and the weather cooling though, you can expect to see your lawn covered with fallen leaves in a matter of … Read more
Common bleeding heart (Lamprocapnos spectabilis) is a spring-blooming herbaceous perennial that forms arching stems from rhizomatous roots. The plant is a fast grower that typically reaches 2 to 3 feet tall within around 60 days. Although it flourishes best outdoors, you can keep a bleeding heart plant indoors as well. Bleeding heart flowers are small … Read more
Ant eggs are an important component of every growing ant colony. An ant colony can’t survive without new workers if it doesn’t generate endless egg batches. Is it feasible to target ants before they mature into larvae, as some have claimed? In our article, we’ll explain everything you should know about an ant’s life cycle … Read more