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Does a Fiddle Leaf Fig Produce Fruit? A Closer Look at This Plant’s Fascinating Reproductive Process

The Fiddle Leaf Fig was named after the musical instrument, the fiddle, owing to the broad, large fiddle-shaped leaves that this plant produces. The Ficus Lyrata, has been named an ‘it’ plant as long ago as 2012, and is still as popular as ever! Design bloggers, Instagrammers and indoor plant lovers alike are ‘all over’ … Read more

The Moderate Yet Rewarding Growth Rate of the Stunning Edith Bogue Magnolia

Elevate your landscape with the Southern Magnolia Edith Bogue , a timeless beauty that thrives for generations! The Edith Bogue Magnolia is a spectacular flowering tree admired for its incredibly large, fragrant white blooms and handsome evergreen foliage. This magnificent magnolia is considered one of the hardiest cultivars, making it an excellent choice even for … Read more

when to plant peas zone 6

When to Plant Peas in Zone 6 for a Successful Crop Peas are a cool-season vegetable that can be grown in zones 3-10, making them a great choice for gardeners in zone 6. Zone 6 covers a large part of the country spanning from Oregon across to Massachusetts and down to Tennessee. This zone has … Read more

Eliminating Tenacious Cleavers from Your Garden for Good

Cleavers, also known as stickyweed, goosegrass, or bedstraw, are a gardener’s nightmare. These fast-growing annual vines spread rapidly and can quickly take over flowerbeds and landscaping. Their tiny hooked hairs latch onto clothing, animal fur, and pretty much anything they touch, allowing the sticky seeds to hitchhike across your yard. Left unchecked, cleavers will create … Read more