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If your house is anything like mine, a new shelf, bookcase, or end table means a new potted plant will spontaneously appear on top of it in the very near future. House plants are a timeless and cost-effective way to liven up any room’s decor. They are excellent at bringing a little bit of nature … Read more
Azaleas are a classic spring-blooming shrub that brighten up landscapes with their colorful flowers But in recent years, new varieties known as Encore Azaleas have become popular for their ability to bloom not just in spring, but again in the fall. While some gardeners feel fall-blooming azaleas are not natural, they provide an appealing extension … Read more
From ruby to strawberry, from port to merlot, from blood to fire, from scarlet to vermillion, red is the color of passion, danger, and beauty. What better color could you choose for an exciting garden than red? A garden filled with vibrant red flowers can make a dramatic statement. While annuals like zinnias and marigolds … Read more
Home gardeners, especially those who live in apartments, often worry about not having enough natural light for their plants. Well, you are in luck! Many indoor plants prefer indirect sunlight, especially these plants that grow well in low light conditions. However, homes with a north-facing window often pose a challenge because they allow less bright … Read more
If you’re looking to add a touch of elegance and visual interest to your landscape, a weeping cherry tree may be just what you need. These graceful trees are beloved for their cascade of pink or white flowers in spring and their flowing, weeping branches. Luckily, it’s easy to find weeping cherry trees for sale … Read more
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Legions of lilac lovers look forward to spring when the pink, lavender or white flowers open and send their sweet scent into the air. An unsightly case of lilac blight can turn that excitement to disappointment in no time. Lilac blight is difficult to control so it’s recommended that you buy blight-resistant … Read more
Ants can be a nuisance in any part of your home, but finding them in your bed can be particularly frustrating. Not only does it disrupt your peaceful sleep, but it can also pose health risks. Ants can carry bacteria and pathogens that can cause infections and allergies. Preventing ants infestation in your bedroom is … Read more
Rubber plants are beautiful, low-maintenance houseplants. But these versatile specimens can sometimes drop their leaves without warning, leaving you to determine the cause. If your rubber plant loses the occasional lower leaf but is otherwise healthy, dont be concerned—its part of the plants natural growth cycle. But if leaf drop is persistent or affects much … Read more
Each Bonnie tomato label urges you to plant tomatoes deep, so that a full 2/3 of the plant is underground. That means that if you buy a 10-inch tall plant, all but the top three to four inches is buried. Why? Because the plant will have a better, stronger root system. Better roots mean better … Read more
This time of year is one of my favorites—the sparkling twinkle lights, the cozy sweaters, the tasty treats, and the art of finding the perfect gift for everyone on my list. The only downside? It can be seriously lacking in the live plants department, especially here in Minnesota. That’s where houseplants come in. They can … Read more