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Common mullein (Verbascum thapsus) grows in pastures and meadows that have been neglected, on the side of the road and the edges of woods, along fence rows, in vacant lots and industrial areas. In the first year, plants grow low to the ground, bearing rosettes of hairy leaves. Gray-green in color, oblong to lanceolate, each … Read more
If you’re a lover of the popular, evergreen cypress tree and its scale-like leaves, you’ll know that its narrow-leaf structure requires unique attention to keep this pretty tree looking its best. Here at Professional Tree Trimming Services, we’re dedicated to providing the best cypress tree care advice to help you understand how to trim and … Read more
Rhubarb is a hardy perennial vegetable that has been a staple in home gardens for generations. The tart, red stalks add vibrant color and zingy flavor to everything from pies, jams, and compotes, to chutneys, sauces, and cocktails. While rhubarb is low-maintenance, it does require splitting every 4-6 years to maintain vigor. Here’s a step-by-step … Read more
Okra is a warm-weather loving vegetable that thrives during hot, humid summers. While many gardeners directly sow okra seeds outdoors after the last spring frost date, did you know you can also start okra indoors from seed weeks earlier? Starting okra indoors allows for an earlier harvest So, can you start okra indoors? The short … Read more
Garlic is the unsung hero of the home garden, and one of the easiest crops for a beginner gardener. It has a long planting window, is quite hardy, and can tolerate much neglect. We have grown it for many years, and I’d like to show you how to grow and harvest garlic from seed. Garlic … Read more
If you want an easy-care, attractive, and fast-growing houseplant, look closer here. With its thick, glossy green leaves, the Baby Rubber Plant is just what you’ve been looking for. This is all about how to grow and care for a Peperomia obtusifolia. I’ve already done a post and video on general Peperomia care (all six … Read more
Cutting seed potatoes into smaller pieces before planting them is a common practice that provides gardeners with more plants per potato. Although this technique is popular, there are a few drawbacks that may be concerning to those beginning their potato-planting journey. When seed potatoes are cut, they are more susceptible to disease and mold growth. … Read more
Fiddle Leaf Figs are beloved for their large sculptural leaves. But these viola-shaped beauties take a lot of energy for your plant to produce! Many owners find that when they bring their Fiddle Leaf Figs home the leaves that they produce outside the nursery aren’t as full. This can be due to not receiving the … Read more
Striking blue flowers with black calyces emerge on tall, dark purple spikes from mid-summer until frost; fast growing and vigorous; prefers well drained garden soils; great for containers and rock gardens This annual plant will grow to be 36 to 48 inches high, and will spread approximately 36 to 48 inches when fully matured. Black … Read more
If you’ve ever admired the serene beauty of a birch tree, you know that its slender elegance is a sight to behold. Whether you’re an admirer or already have one gracing your landscape, understanding proper birch tree care can ensure they thrive and remain healthy. Caring for birch trees involves more than just watering and … Read more