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Chives are a popular herb that add flavor to many dishes. Their grassy, onion-like taste makes them a great addition to eggs, potatoes, fish and more. But like most fresh herbs, chives are perishable. So how long do chives last in the fridge? The shelf life of chives depends on how you store them. With … Read more
With its unusual silvery foliage, Stachys is great used as a border plant or as a groundcover. Remove flowers to enhance foliage. Leaves are soft and velvety. Avoid fertilizing silver-foliaged perennials. Lamb’s ear, also known as Stachys byzantina ‘Big Ears’, is a must-have perennial for any gardener looking to add unique texture and color. This … Read more
Close your eyes and picture yourself inside a bamboo grove. As far as you can see, towering bamboo canes climb upward through the fog. Young leaves happily drink in the sunshine and glow vivid green. Their glossy stalks sway but feel surprisingly sturdy when you reach out to touch them. In your imagination, youre likely … Read more
Polka dot plants with their brightly colored foliage are a popular houseplant choice. However, polka dot plant leaves turning brown can quickly ruin the ornamental appeal of this eye-catching indoor plant. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the various causes of polka dot plant leaves turning brown and provide actionable solutions to treat and prevent … Read more
Elevate your gardens beauty and health with the perfect companion plants for Midnight Masquerade Beardtongue! Midnight Masquerade Penstemon is a showstopping perennial with its deep purple blooms and white throats But like any garden plant, it truly thrives when paired with complementary companion plants The right plant partners can enhance its growth, pest resistance, pollination, … Read more
Can you plant potatoes in fall? Absolutely. But the reason for planting potatoes in autumn will differ greatly depending on where you live. If you live where winters are mild, you probably want to plant potatoes in fall so that you can take advantage of the cooler season and harvest in winter. If, on the … Read more
For zucchini and squash, companion planting—placing certain vegetables, fruits, and herbs next to each other in your raised garden bed or soil plot to enhance their growth—is just as beneficial as it is for other food crops. In companion planting, different plants help one another in different ways, either by offering protection from pests, amplifying … Read more
Fiddle leaf figs are popular houseplants renowned for their huge, gorgeous leaves. However, despite their beauty, fiddle leaf figs are prone to several issues that can mar those stunning leaves, especially yellowing leaves and brown spots. If your fiddle leaf fig’s leaves are turning yellow or developing brown spots, don’t panic! With the right troubleshooting … Read more
Finding tiny brown flying bugs in your house can be annoying and concerning. These small insects seem to appear out of nowhere and can quickly take over a room. While some flying bugs like fruit flies are harmless, others like drain flies can indicate bigger issues. So identifying these pesky critters and getting rid of … Read more
Walking around your property, you may spy little eggs on leaves and in your garden area. There’s a high likelihood you’re looking at insect eggs just waiting to hatch. Understanding some basic insect egg identification can help you know what types of eggs they are and when you should be concerned about their presence. At … Read more