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Besides the obvious difference of one being named for a local variety and the other named for having been grown across the pond, there are a few other differences you should be aware of when selecting an Ivy for your landscape! Both varieties of Ivy are lovely for covering areas, hillsides, rocky retaining walls, trailing … Read more
8 Gorgeous Trees That Keep Their Red Foliage All Year Round People usually think of trees as having green leaves, and most do. But trees with red leaves add a fun splash of color to your fall and winter garden. Whether you put them on a lawn or in a clear spot in your garden, … Read more
Growing cucumbers can be a rewarding experience for any gardener. The delicious, crisp fruits are perfect for eating fresh, pickling, or adding to salads and other dishes. While it’s possible to sow cucumber seeds directly in the garden, starting them indoors offers some advantages. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore if and when you should … Read more
If you ever notice brown spots on plant leaves, don’t panic. In most cases, these brown spots on leaf tips won’t kill your houseplants, but they do pose some minor damage to the affected areas and ruin the overall aesthetics. Attention though, these brown leaves are pretty much sentenced to death and will not turn … Read more
Gypsophila, commonly known as baby’s breath, is beloved for its wispy, cloud-like blooms that add airy texture and romance to floral arrangements. While gypsophila looks beautiful fresh, it also dries very well. Drying allows you to enjoy this delicate flower long after it is cut. With the right techniques, you can dry gypsophila quickly and … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Poinsettia plants echo the colors and spirit of the winter holiday season. Strangely, they are brought into the home when snow and ice are at their peak, but they are actually native to hot, dry areas of … Read more
You can get seed potatoes from your local nursery. Seed potatoes are basically shriveled up potatoes with the little eyes on them. Theyre starting to sprout, so theyre no longer for eating. Youll cut your seed potatoes into little pieces so that you have one eye per piece. Dig holes that are about 4 to … Read more
Below are the available bulk discount rates for each individual item when you purchase a certain amount A tropical plant that is prized for its unique pink foliage, Caladium is simply irreplaceable in containers. Plus, you can bring them indoors as houseplants when temperatures start to dip! The variegated leaves display an intense rosy hue … Read more
Also known as the Epipremnum aureum. The golden pothos is native to the Solomon Islands, Polynesian Islands and South East Asia. Devil’s Ivy Leaves Turning Brown Causes and Solutions As a proud owner of a Devil’s Ivy houseplant nothing is more worrying than noticing your plant’s lush green leaves turning brown. This vibrant vine native … Read more
Consider the convenience and utility of a heat mat to help the seeds germinate quickly and consistently. Germinating rosemary seeds is easiest when these herb seeds are sown in light, well-draining soil. Rosemary leaves are a popular choice for flavoring meats and soups. It has a fragrant aroma, and the leaves on rosemary sprigs have … Read more