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Cultivate a stunning garden oasis with the vibrant Victoria Blue Forget-Me-Not and enjoy its many benefits! The forget-me-not is a beloved spring flower that has captured gardeners’ hearts for generations. With its delicate blue petals and cheerful face, it’s not hard to see why this flower is so adored. One of the most popular forget-me-not … Read more
If you worry that you missed your window to plant tomatoes this year, never fear! Now is the perfect time to plant your tomato garden for a plentiful fall harvest. Get ready for another season of, “I grew that!” moments. Growing fall tomatoes can be a lesson in patience, but oh, the rewards are so … Read more
Ants are social insects in the Hymenoptera order (bees, wasps and ants). Like bees, they live in large nests comprising a queen and many (sterile female) workers. They can be a nuisance in gardens as they sometimes nest in plant pots and compost bins, while some species make ant hills in the lawn. Ants may … Read more
Leaves come in various shapes and sizes and are one of the most crucial tree parts, but a question that may have crossed your mind is how many leaves are on a tree? Various factors determine how many leaves are on a tree, such as the size of the leaves, the age of the tree, … Read more
A polarizing vegetable, you either love or hate Brussel sprouts. However, fresh from the garden, they are sure to be able to turn even the most staunch Brussel-hater into a major cruciferous fan. Growing Brussel sprouts from seed doesn’t have to be daunting, and it can open your eyes to all the varieties available to … Read more
No other tree can outshine a maple when it comes to spectacular fall colors, shade production, and overall landscape beauty. Use these tips for planting a maple tree so you can get off to a great start this planting season. Most of us are familiar with the large-growing varieties of maple trees and have probably … Read more
Building a planter box around a tree is a great way to maximise the use of your garden space. It can also create a nice visual effect, particularly if the tree itself isn’t much to look at. After all, there’s little you can put close to it, so that part of your garden might look … Read more
Animals like hedgehogs, badgers and foxes are very secretive. We’re more likely to spot the clues they leave behind than the animals themselves, which is where their poo comes in. Wild animal poo is a great way to identify the creatures that have been creeping around your garden or travelling through your local wood. Some … Read more
The chandelier plant, also known as Kalanchoe delagoensis or mother of millions, is an easy-to-grow succulent that makes a striking addition to any indoor or outdoor space. With its cascading strands of fleshy leaves dotted with plantlets, it’s not hard to see where the chandelier plant got its common name. Caring for a chandelier plant … Read more
Wisteria vines are prized for their trailing cascades of fragrant blooms that burst open in spring. But before those flowers emerge, small buds form on the vines that can be tricky to identify. Are they leaf buds that will produce foliage? Or are they flower buds that will unfurl into colorful blooms? Learning to accurately … Read more