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Coffee grounds, often considered simple waste, are full of beneficial nutrients for our gardens. Many already know that this substance enriches the soil of indoor plants and vegetable gardens, but what about the trees in our orchards and gardens? Which tree species particularly appreciate coffee grounds as a natural fertilizer? Let’s explore the benefits and … Read more
Do You Need to Soak Okra Seeds Before Planting? Okra is a delicious and nutritious vegetable that is a staple in many Southern and Indian dishes. Its edible green seed pods add texture and flavor to gumbos, stews, and more. While okra can be grown from seed or from transplants purchased at a garden center, … Read more
Sunflowers are iconic summer flowers that bring brightness and cheer to any garden. But their large size makes them impractical for small spaces Luckily, many small yellow flowers closely resemble sunny sunflowers Here are 5 top picks 1. Black-Eyed Susan Black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta) is a classic native flower that grows 1-3 feet tall. It … Read more
Lilacs are classic flowering shrubs that add fragrance and beauty to any garden. Their sweet floral scent and attractive blooms make them a gardener’s delight. Lilacs propagate easily by sending up new shoots called suckers from the root system. These shoots can be dug up and transplanted to start new lilac bushes in other areas … Read more
Do you want to add a splash of color to your home, garden, or office? Then, red plants are the perfect choice. Red plants, outdoors and indoors, not only bring vibrant energy but also make a bold statement. From stunning flowers to striking foliage, these dazzling houseplants transform any space with their rich, fiery hues. … Read more
Bee balm (Monarda) is a gorgeous perennial loved for its colorful, nectar-rich flowers that attract pollinators. Hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees flock to the red, pink, purple, and white blooms. However, bee balm is prone to powdery mildew, a common fungal disease. If left unchecked, powdery mildew can cover leaves in an unsightly white residue, weakening … Read more
Irises are stunning flowers that come in a variety of colors and add beauty to any garden While they prefer full sun, many gardeners wonder – will iris grow in shade? The short answer is yes, irises can grow in shaded areas as long as a few key factors are addressed In this complete guide, … Read more
Hellebores are prized for their early spring blooms that provide much needed color in the garden after a long winter. But like any plant, hellebores need proper care and pruning to keep them looking their best. Knowing when to cut hellebores back is key to maximizing their growth and promoting abundant blooms year after year. … Read more
Hostas are one of the most popular perennials for shady gardens With their big, bold leaves and tolerance for shade, hostas provide excellent structure, texture, and color But hostas really shine when planted with companion plants that complement their features. The right companion plants can turn a hosta planting into a showstopper. They add visual … Read more
Turnips are a cool-weather root vegetable that germinate in only a few days. Photo Credit Elena Koromyslova/Shutterstock Botanical Name Brassica rapa (Rapifera Group) Plant Type Purple top turnips are a fantastic cool weather crop that can be grown in home gardens Their sweet, tender roots and nutrient-rich greens make them a tasty addition to soups, … Read more