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Dipladenia is a beloved tropical vine among flower gardeners, due to its trumpet-shaped flowers and branching foliage. Aside from its beauty, growing dipladenia attracts hummingbirds and bees to your garden, supporting biodiversity. Because it’s tropical, those in areas with cold winters have the luxury of growing a dipladenia indoors. Dipladenias can bring a burst of … Read more
Nothing says flower farmer vibes more than holding a giant, multicoloured bouquet of homegrown flowers…in front of your face. It’s a serious vibe! And actually easy to do in your own backyard garden. This post will walk you through the 10 easiest cut flowers to grow from seed for beginners. You can be a flower … Read more
If you’re a flower person like me, then you probably love how easy hydrangeas are to take care of. Aside from their easy maintenance, I love the look of them. They provide a huge bloom per stem which allows them to look full with fewer flowers. One of my favorite types of hydrangeas is the … Read more
Bermuda grass is a popular warm-season lawn grass known for its rapid spread, drought tolerance and ability to thrive in hot conditions. If you’re planting a new Bermuda grass lawn from seed, one of the most common questions is “how long does it take for Bermuda grass seed to sprout?” Understanding the timeline and factors … Read more
Planting fig cuttings directly in the ground can be a great way to propagate new fig trees without going through the process of rooting them in containers first. With some simple preparation and care fig cuttings can take root right in the garden bed and grow into productive trees. In this complete guide we’ll walk … Read more
A daylily will bloom only for a single day, but the plants will flower abundantly in rapid succession over a number of weeks. These plants are a great choice because they are attractive hardy perennials which can grace UK gardens for many years. If you would like to grow daylilies in your garden, you will … Read more
Calendula marigolds, also known as pot marigolds, are an old cottage garden favourite, often used as a companion plant to help attract pollinating insects. Calendula flowers from June to September from a spring sowing, or from May to July from an autumn sowing. The flowers are edible and the petals make an attractively colourful garnish … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Questions about how to plant a pomegranate seed show up quite frequently lately. The apple-sized fruit is now a regular addition to the fresh fruit department at the grocery, where once it was only seen during the … Read more
Forget-me-nots are delicate little flowers that pack a meaningful symbolic punch. With their light blue petals and sunny yellow centers forget-me-nots have stolen hearts for centuries. These blooms have quite the origin story. According to German legend, a knight and his lady were strolling along the riverside when the woman spotted a patch of exquisite … Read more
We’re hard-pressed to find anyone who doesn’t enjoy the smell of fresh roses gracing their home or garden. Their delicate perfume and charming appearance will enrich any and every environment. And thanks to advancements in horticulture and preservation techniques, we can enjoy the sweet smell of roses just about year-round. But how exactly is this … Read more