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How much cold can tomatoes tolerate? Tomatoes are notoriously cold-sensitive, so it helps to know what to do with the plants when temperatures drop. Your tomato plants may still have unripened or partially ripened fruit on them when the thermometer plummets to the freezing mark. Learn how to protect your tomato plants when the cold … Read more
Ensure your Venus Fly Trap flourishes with proper sunlight—key to its health and hunting success! Venus flytraps are fascinating carnivorous plants that have adapted to survive in nutrient-poor soils by trapping and digesting insects. Their unique snap traps and insect-eating capabilities make them very popular with plant enthusiasts and collectors However, successfully growing healthy Venus … Read more
When youre looking for low-maintenance garden border ideas, consider the color, texture, bloom time, and placement of your plants. Your choices will also depend on whether the border is close to a path, walkway, or driveway, or if its tucked in the backyard around a garden spot. Read on to learn about low-maintenance garden border … Read more
Ingredients: Romanesco, Cauliflower, Sauce (Water, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Butter, Lemon Juice, Basil, Garlic, Sea Salt, Rice Flour, White Pepper, Citrus Fiber). Romanesco is an eye-catching vegetable with spiraling, bright green cones that looks almost too cool to eat. Its one-of-a-kind appearance and nutty, sweet flavor make it a fun addition to recipes. But with … Read more
Aside from the sound of crashing waves, nothing transports us to a beach—umbrella drink in hand—better than a palm tree. And bringing that tropical, laid-back vibe indoors couldn’t be easier than placing a potted parlor palm in a corner on the floor. Parlor palms (Chamaedorea elegans) aren’t needy roommates, either. They like what we like—warm … Read more
Squirrels can be a major challenge in the garden, especially when it comes to how to keep squirrels from digging up bulbs. They often see a freshly planted bed as an all-you-can-eat buffet, with tulips, crocuses, and lilies being some of their favorite snacks. If squirrels are common in your area, it’s important to take … Read more
As a horticulture student I mainly studied crops and cultivation techniques. It fascinates me how many diverse plants can grow from small, nearly identical seeds. Favourite fruit: blueberries, grapes, raspberries, pears Favourite vegetables: mushrooms, peppers, kohlrabi, onions, garlic As not everyone has a large garden or balcony, growing strawberries vertically is an excellent option for … Read more
Turf experts often recommend “topdressing” lawns with a thin layer of compost. The material is spread one-quarter to one-half inch thick in spring or fall, depending on local climate and soil.* Compost improves the moisture-holding capacity of the soil, adds nutrients, and feeds soil microbes. These microbes are key to the complex process that makes … Read more
Yellowing leaves are a common issue that afflicts rubber tree plants This striking houseplant with its large, glossy foliage can suffer when its needs aren’t met Fortunately, with the right troubleshooting, you can get your rubber plant back to its vibrant self. Why Rubber Plant Leaves Turn Yellow There are several potential causes of yellowing … Read more
For drama and tropical flair, few plants can rival the statuesque flower spikes of Kniphofia. This rhizomatous perennial is commonly known as tritoma, red hot poker plant, or torch lily, though it is not a true lily. The exotic-looking flowers, which resemble glowing pokers or tiki torches, occur during summer and fall in tones of … Read more