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Agave Americana is the most popular type of Century Plant, and has a rich history that dates all the way back to the Aztecs. With its ability to store water in its leaves, this succulent has adapted to survive in the driest of deserts, making it a fascinating example of natures resilience. Agave Americana has … Read more
Cedar trees are a popular choice for homeowners looking to enhance their landscapes with natural beauty and provide privacy. These evergreen giants not only add visual appeal but also offer numerous environmental benefits. If you want to know how to plant cedar trees, follow these steps and tips to ensure successful growth, proper care, and … Read more
I don’t know about you, but when it comes to houseplant accessories, my indoor plant trellis, potted plant trellis, or whatever you want to call it, needs to look as good as the pot itself, and both trellis and pot have to compliment the plant. While I definitely have quirky plant preferences that may or … Read more
Soak seeds overnight before planting to speed germination. Marigold seeds are not difficult to sprout, but I find this initial soaking gets them started a bit quicker. If youre direct sowing during a rainy part of spring, you wont need to pre soak the seeds. You can start your seeds inside, but marigolds germinate fairly … Read more
Golden euonymus, also known as golden variegated euonymus, is a popular evergreen shrub prized for its oval green leaves edged in bright yellow While its persistence of foliage is attractive in summer and fall, it can pose some risks during the winter months As an evergreen, golden euonymus continually loses moisture from its leaves in … Read more
Growing shallots from seed may seem intimidating but with the right information it can be easy and rewarding! Shallots are versatile bulbs that add great flavor to many dishes. While they are typically grown from sets, growing shallots from seed opens up many more varieties to try. This complete growing guide will walk you through … Read more
This post contains affiliate links which means I may earn a commission if you make at purchase, at no expense to you! As spring approaches, it’s hard not to get excited about fresh green grass, colorful flower beds, and the satisfaction of planning your vegetable garden. But along with the joys of gardening comes the … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Can rosemary survive outside over winter? The answer depends on your growing zone, as rosemary plants are unlikely to survive temperatures below 10 to 20 degrees F. (-7 to -12 C.). If you live in USDA plant … Read more
If you’re having trouble with pollination of your melon, pumpkin, cucumber, or squash plants, don’t give up. Give hand-pollination a try. If you’re having trouble with pollination of your cucurbit plants, don’t give up. Give hand-pollination a try. Cucurbits (the family of plants including squash, cantaloupe, watermelon, pumpkins, and cucumber) are notorious for having pollination … Read more
Can You Eat Cherry Blossom Fruit? A Tasty Guide to Sakura Cherry blossoms signal the arrival of spring with their delicate pink and white flowers. But did you know those blooms can transform into edible cherry fruits? Keep reading to discover everything you need to know about enjoying sakura from flower to fruit. What is … Read more