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When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Containers are not just for perennials and annuals. Bulbs, especially tulip bulbs, can make a spectacular focal point in your spring garden, but eventually the weather will start to get cold and you will need to decide … Read more
The poppy is a flowering plant grown around the world for its distinctly beautiful colors. The poppy family consists of nearly 800 distinct species that are sorted into 42 different genera. Typically, the plant grows to an average height of 4 inches and flowers up to 6 inches across. Poppy plants have four to six … Read more
Blanket flower, also known as gaillardia, is an easy-to-grow, short-lived wildflower with richly colored, daisy-like blooms. These fast-growing plants mature to 24 inches tall with a 20-inch spread. This garden favorite puts out large showy blossoms in shades of orange, red, yellow, white, purple, and peach throughout the warm season. Gaillardias are such long-blooming perennials … Read more
If you crave a tropical look and feel in a cooler climate, try growing a hardy hibiscus plant full of huge, showy flowers. Native to North America, the oversized flowers feature tissue-thin, ruffled pink, red, magenta, and white petals. Some varietals produce blooms with dark-colored centers. Hardy hibiscus can be planted in spring when there … Read more
Growing sweet potatoes in 5 gallon buckets has become an increasingly popular gardening trend. The compact size makes them perfect for small spaces and allows you to easily move them if needed. But an important question is, how many sweet potatoes can you yield from each bucket? In this article we’ll look at the factors … Read more
When calculating the number of plants needed to cover a space, the requirements may be reported as how many flats to buy. A flat is a tray, usually plastic, made to facilitate watering and transporting groups of pots or plants. Some are simply large rectangular containers, while others may have small starter “cells.” Flats also … Read more
Living in the woods provides endless entertainment. I get to share my space with a variety of quirky, unique and beautiful creatures. The squirrels are actually one of my favorites. They are the tiny daredevils of the canopy, leaping fearlessly from one branch to the next, scaling up tree bark to escape predators and find … Read more
Yellow spots on potato leaves can be alarming for any gardener While your first instinct may be to panic, try to stay calm. Not all yellow spots mean disaster for your crop The key is identifying the cause accurately so you can take appropriate action. In this article we’ll explore the most common reasons for … Read more
As an Arizona gardener, few sights bring me more joy than a field of golden sunflowers turning their bright faces to the desert sun. With their cheery disposition and versatile uses these classic flowers have long been a staple in my garden. If you’re looking to add a pop of radiant color to your landscape … Read more
Have you thought about growing your own fresh crop of green beans, but you’re worried about limited garden space? If mobility is an issue, or you simply don’t have the time to prepare a bed for growing vegetables, you can grow delicious green beans in containers! Container gardening is affordable and practical, and it requires … Read more