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Dahlias are renowned for their vivid colors and bountiful blooms that bring unrivaled beauty to gardens. Their extravagant flowers come in a stunning array of shapes sizes, and hues. But have you ever wondered just how many blooms a single dahlia tuber can yield? Prepare to be amazed as we dig into the details and … Read more
For zucchini and squash, companion planting—placing certain vegetables, fruits, and herbs next to each other in your raised garden bed or soil plot to enhance their growth—is just as beneficial as it is for other food crops. In companion planting, different plants help one another in different ways, either by offering protection from pests, amplifying … Read more
The spring and summer months are a great time to be a dog. Warmer weather means more outdoor time, especially for owners with fenced-in yards or long ropes that allow them to go outside and sniff around to their heartsâ content. However, not every aspect of the warm season is good for a dog. To … Read more
Roses with little white flowers hold a special place in many gardens and hearts. Their pristine petals evoke images of purity, elegance, and romance. White roses offer a classic beauty that feels both timeless and fresh. In this article, we’ll explore the unique charms of roses with little white flowers and showcase some of the … Read more
If you’ve ever wondered “how fast does grass grow per day?”, you’re not alone. As a homeowner with a lawn, it’s useful to understand the growth rate of grass so you can plan your mowing and care schedule accordingly. The speed of grass growth depends on several factors, including grass species, weather, soil quality, and … Read more
Sugar baby watermelons are a beloved fruit for gardeners to grow. Their compact size and sweet flavor make them perfect for smaller spaces. But knowing exactly when to pick these petite melons can be a challenge. Harvesting too early means you’ll miss out on peak sweetness and juice. Wait too long and you risk the … Read more
If You Cut Gladiolus Will It Grow Back? Tips on Pruning for More Blooms Gladiolus, also known as sword lilies, produce eye-catching spiked blooms during the summer months Their long stems covered in multicolored buds make them a popular choice for cut flower arrangements If you want to enjoy glads as cut flowers, you may … Read more
The tulips in your spring garden have given you gorgeous color. But what do you do with tulips after they’ve flowered? They’re done blooming, and now your tulip leaves are turning yellow and flopping on the ground. They don’t look so great. As a tulip lover, it can be concerning when those vibrant flowers start … Read more
Forget Me Nots produce dainty pale blue, pale pink or mauve flowers in spring and summer. These pretty low growing, mounding plants are short lived perennials that prefer a full sun to part shade position. Forget Me Nots will grow in most soils, but they prefer a soil rich in compost and thrive in woodland … Read more
The stem length of long stem roses is generally between 18 and 24 inches, making them longer than ordinary roses. As a result of their longer stem, these roses are frequently chosen for special occasions like weddings, anniversaries, or Valentine’s Day. Thanks to the longer stem, the roses can be arranged more creatively in a … Read more