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Dogwood, Cornus sanguinea, is typically grown for winter colour, when its red, leafless stems shine like beacons in the bare winter garden. It looks fantastic when planted with evergreen shrubs, and among spring flowers. However dogwood also makes a fantastic wildlife shrub and can be grown into a hedge alongside other wildlife-friendly plants such as … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Lily of the valley plants produces a delicate, fragrant flower that is unmistakable and a great addition to the garden (provided you manage to keep their spread in check). What kind of selection is out there? There’s … Read more
Butternut squash is one of the most popular winter squashes grown in home gardens. Its sweet, nutty flavor and smooth, bright orange flesh make it a favorite for soups, stews, baking and more. The large, bell-shaped fruits typically weigh 5-8 pounds each, providing plenty of hearty squash for enjoying all season long after harvest. Growing … Read more
Sweet peas are one of the most beloved flowers for gardens Their incredibly fragrant, ruffled blooms come in a rainbow of colors and make stunning cut flowers While many gardeners grow sweet peas from seed, purchasing young sweet pea plants is an easy way to add instant color and fragrance to your garden. If you’re … Read more
Red hot poker is a unique and eye-catching perennial plant perfect for adding vibrant color to gardens, borders, and containers. This South African native is known for its tall, poker-like flower spikes that bloom in fiery shades of red, orange, yellow, and even white. With over 70 species and many cultivars to choose from, there … Read more
If a spider plant conjures up s of college dorm room décor, that’s because it’s one of the best houseplants for beginners and one of the easiest to propagate and share. As trendy today as it was generations ago, the spider plant creates a living mobile when put in a hanging basket, where its multitude … Read more
Growing lush, productive tomato plants is a goal for many gardeners. However, those bright red fruits can sometimes become infested by tiny red bugs. If you notice insects on your tomatoes, don’t panic – there are ways to identify them and get rid of them safely. What Causes Red Insects on Tomato Plants? There are … Read more
Even if you only have a tiny garden – or just some pots – you have to grow at least one cosmos. They are the lowest maintenance, floweriest plants in the world. For me, cosmos is the classic cut flower and a supremely lovely garden plant. In reward for very little effort, they give you … Read more
When you find tiny white bugs on or in the soil of your houseplants, it is usually a reason for alarm. And it is not the only sign that something is off—the plant might also show other signs of an infestation, such as yellowing leaves and stunted growth. However, not all tiny white bugs are … Read more
It thrives year round. How do I kill it? Without harming flowers and other things I like. It grows on dirt and it grows on rocks and it crowds out the other things I plant. Moss can be a frustrating weed to deal with in your yard or garden Its fine texture allows it to … Read more