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Most bulbs in mild winter areas are planted in the coolest part of the year, in December or early January. The trick to growing tulips, crocus, and hyacinths is giving them a “cold treatment” to fool them into thinking theyve gone through a cold winter underground. This can be done quite easily in your kitchen … Read more
Pansies are a beloved cool weather flower that can brighten up your yard or garden during the colder months. If you’re looking for winter pansies for sale near you, this guide will help you find them What Are Winter Pansies? Winter pansies are a type of pansy bred to withstand cooler temperatures While regular pansies … Read more
The kids are out of school now, for maybe more time than we planned. These bonus spring break weeks can offer a great way to spend quality time with your family and to find some new and exciting activities for the kids. This is a fantastic time to find ways to keep our minds off … Read more
While many people are used to growing Tulips in their landscaping and flower beds, growing Tulips specifically as a cut flower to be displayed in a vase requires a completely different method and mindset! Tulips are a classic spring flower that brighten up gardens and bouquets alike. Their cheerful blooms in shades of red, yellow, … Read more
Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus), also known as shrub althea, is a very common deciduous shrub that is grown in USDA hardiness zones 5 to 8. It gains its name from the blooms, which some people find reminiscent of the prolific blooming pattern of shrub roses. In reality, this plant is a member of the … Read more
Grapevines are a beloved backyard staple across many parts of the country. Their dense foliage provides dappled shade on arbors and trellises, while their sweet grapes are a tasty late-summer treat. However, grapevines do shed their leaves and go dormant in winter. It’s normal to wonder – is my grape vine dead or just sleeping? … Read more
Lettuce is a popular leafy green vegetable that is widely consumed around the world. It is well known for its crisp texture and refreshing taste. For indoor growers, understanding the different growth stages of lettuce is essential for successful cultivation and optimal harvest. In this article, we will explore the various stages of lettuce growth, … Read more
Finding tiny black worms or bugs crawling around your house can be unsettling. While many small black bugs are harmless, seeing them scurrying across floors and countertops is never a pleasant experience. If you’ve noticed tiny black worm-like pests in your home, don’t panic—there are several effective methods for getting rid of them and preventing … Read more
Have you ever wondered if your morning cup of Joe could double as flower power? Today, we’re brewing up a blooming good question: Are coffee grounds good for Dahlias? And while we’re at it, let’s dig into the top-notch fertilizers that’ll make your dahlias the envy of the neighborhood. So grab your trowel and coffee … Read more
Ever wondered about the perfect tree that not only beautifies your backyard but also supports the environment? Meet the Catalpa tree—nature’s multitasker. The Catalpa tree isn’t just another pretty face in your garden. Its large, heart-shaped leaves and showy white flowers add an exotic, lush look that instantly elevates the aesthetic of any outdoor space. … Read more