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As a gardener ensuring your plants get proper nutrition is key to helping them thrive. While nitrogen phosphorus, and potassium get a lot of attention, magnesium is another important mineral needed for healthy plant growth. In fact, magnesium plays several crucial roles. But soils can become depleted in magnesium over time. That’s where using magnesium … Read more
Learn how to draw a great looking Venus Flytrap with easy drawing instructions and video tutorial. By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Venus Flytrap. [mbr_is_for tags=CUSTOMER – EDG Member – Active] The Venus Flytrap is one of the coolest and most unique plants in the world. This carnivorous plant … Read more
Prayer plants are some of the most beautiful and unique houseplants around. Their leaves fold up at night as if in prayer, giving them their common name. However, prayer plants can start to decline and die if not cared for properly. If your prayer plant is dying, don’t give up hope! With the right care, … Read more
Air Plants are perennial plants that grow really fast. They are drought-smart, easy to grow, look fabulous as decor pieces, and are extremely popular among plant lovers. Why? Tillandsia plants need no soil to grow – they attach to almost all kinds of substrate, living or non-living. Thus, keeping them becomes less messy. These low-maintenance … Read more
Seed pods are an ingenious way for budding gardeners to get growing this spring. Grow & Learn seed pods by Stop & Shop make starting a vegetable or herb garden incredibly easy, even for complete beginners. Keep reading to learn all about these innovative seed kits that are perfect for kickstarting your green thumb! What … Read more
Our greenhouse and potting shed garden is blooming again- and it makes me a bit giddy to wander out there in the mornings and afternoons in the dappled sunshine. From a few random new foxgloves to wildflowers to the peonies and new garden roses- they are blooming beautifully. Today, I am sharing a closer look … Read more
Petunias are a favorite annual flower for many gardeners. With their trumpet-shaped blooms in vibrant shades, they add cheerful color to beds, borders, containers and hanging baskets. However, petunias have a tendency to get leggy and scraggly as the season goes on. Their stems elongate, flowers get smaller and less abundant. The plants open up … Read more
Philodendrons are beloved indoor plants known for their lush foliage and easy-care nature. However, like any living organism, they can occasionally develop issues that might concern plant collectors. One common problem is the appearance of brown dots on their leaves. In this article, well explore several different types of brown dots and spots on philodendrons: … Read more
Sometimes you come across a tool that solves so many problems you wonder how you went so long without hearing about it. The Clarington Forge rubber rake is one of those tools. I’ll forgive you for asking, because if you remember our review of the rubber rake from last year, Amy Stewart had the exact … Read more
The whimsical foxglove plant (Digitalis purpurea) has brought joy to my heart for years. And as far back as the 1700s, foxglove flowers have also brought physical healing to hearts in need. The man credited with the introduction of digitalis into the practice of medicine was William Withering, who first used extracts of the plant … Read more