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Like all other plants, repotting Snake Plants is essential for ensuring their health and vitality. In this guide, I’ll explain the steps, the best soil mix to use, the ideal time to repot your Snake Plant, aftercare, and answer FAQs. I love Snake Plants and have several thriving indoors and outdoors at my Arizona desert … Read more
First off, congratulations on realizing that you can grow your own loofah sponge. Most people think they grow in the ocean alongside other sponges, like Mr. SquarePants. Growing loofah is easy in warm climates, but with this guide Ill show you that you can grow your own luffa sponge almost anywhere. As a matter of … Read more
Plum trees are a delightful addition to any home orchard. The burst of white blooms in spring and the harvest of juicy, flavorful plums in summer are sights and tastes to behold. However, the disappointment is acute when your plum tree fails to bear fruit. There are several potential reasons for a plum tree not … Read more
Oregano is a perennial herb that returns year after year. The most common species, Origanum vulgare, and Origanum majorana have an intense, herby, bitter flavor used in seasoning and as key ingredients in pizza, pasta sauces, Greek cuisine, and Mexican dishes. Typically planted in the spring, it grows quickly and can be eaten as soon … Read more
Mums, scientifically known as Chrysanthemums, are charming and versatile flowers that come in a variety of colors and sizes. Whether youre adorning your indoor spaces or sprucing up your outdoor garden, mums can add a burst of color and beauty to any setting. To help you achieve the best results with these lovely blooms we … Read more
Aphids are common garden pests that can quickly infest and damage iris plants. These small, sap-sucking insects attack the leaves, buds, and flowers of irises, deforming the foliage, stunting growth, and potentially killing the plants if left uncontrolled As an iris enthusiast, aphids are likely your worst nightmare But don’t despair – with the right … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. When a rose is not blooming, this can be frustrating for a gardener. There are actually several reasons why a rose bush may not bloom. Keep reading to learn more about why a rose may not bloom. … Read more
The elegant dragon plant is an ideal houseplant for beginners, says Jess Snowball, glasshouse manager at the Chelsea Physic Garden. Illustration Agata Wierzbicka Dracaena, the dragon plant, sits in the asparagus family, Asparagaceae. The genus comprises around 189 species mainly from tropical and subtropical African regions, with exceptions from Madagascar, Asia, northern Australia and parts … Read more
Cosmos are beautiful, colorful annual flowers that are popular among gardeners for their vibrant blooms and ease of care When starting cosmos from seed, a common question is – do cosmos need cold stratification for germination? In this comprehensive guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about cold stratifying cosmos seeds, including: What is … Read more
Calathea is a gorgeous houseplant admired for its large, oval-shaped leaves with signature patterning. But this tropical plant can be finicky, and curling leaves are a common issue calathea owners deal with. If you’ve noticed the edges of your calathea leaves rolling or curling inwards, something is wrong. The good news is that identifying the … Read more