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I love to grow, particularly herbs and medicinal plants but also fruits, vegetables and plants for the home. I work as a horticulturist, specifically with plants for indoor spaces, and I study in my spare time. I live in the city but seek out green spaces and those which bring nature and growing into the … Read more
The lemon cypress, with its bright green foliage and citrusy fragrance, makes a delightful houseplant This small evergreen conifer is prized for its conical shape, soft texture, and refreshing scent In this complete indoor care guide, we will cover everything you need to know to keep a potted lemon cypress thriving indoors. An Overview of … Read more
Watering tomato seedlings correctly is crucial for getting your plants off to a strong start. Underwatering can stunt growth, while overwatering invites fungal diseases. Follow these tips to keep your seedling’s soil moist but not soaked. When to Start Watering After Planting Seeds Once you plant your tomato seeds in seed starting mix or potting … Read more
Every item on this page was chosen by an editor from The Pioneer Woman. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. One of the greatest joys of summer is when juicy, ripe tomatoes finally start to pop up in backyard gardens and farmers markets across the country. Were talking … Read more
The croton gold dust plant, also known as Codiaeum variegatum ‘Gold Dust’, is admired for its eye-catching, multicolored foliage. This tropical shrub is native to Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands. With bright green leaves generously speckled with golden yellow spots, it brings a splash of vibrancy to any indoor space. While beautiful the croton … Read more
Fireweed is a stubborn perennial weed that can quickly take over gardens, lawns, pastures, and fields if left uncontrolled. With its tall pinkish-purple blooms on spike-like racemes, fireweed may look innocuous but it’s an aggressive spreader that’s difficult to eradicate. While herbicides often provide the most effective control, fireweed can also be managed through manual … Read more
Manure is generally considered one of the best amendments you can add to your garden. At least it used to be. Here’s how manure in the garden may actually destroy your soil and plants for a long time. The following article was written by David the Good of The Survival Gardener. David and I first … Read more
Daffodils are a classic spring flower that brighten up any garden with their cheerful yellow blooms. However, there are several weeds that can easily be mistaken for daffodils before they flower making it tricky to identify friend from foe. Learning to recognize the differences between daffodil leaves and lookalike weeds will help you keep your … Read more
The beginning of spring usually sees me sprawled in the middle of the living room floor with all my seed storage cans, checking my seed inventory sheets as I flip through seed packets and pull out the ones that may be past their prime. Inevitably, a handful of seed packets get tossed in the compost … Read more
In 2017, my neighbourhood was hit with an aphid invasion. Swarms of aphids gathered on fruit trees and other plants, sucking the life out of our beloved trees and plants and leaving them weak and bedraggled. Inevitably, the branches were also covered with a sticky substance that I later learned was aphid poop. Yuk! Wherever … Read more