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Unleash your inner green thumb and grow fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs right in your own backyard! A raised garden bed has fewer weeds, better water retention, more growing space and warmer soil for longer in the season. With Loctite® PL ® Premium Max, you can DIY your very own raised bed. The super strong … Read more
It’s summer in the South. The days are sunny and hot. Flowers and trees are in full bloom. Picnics and barbecues are on the calendar. What you may not know is that all of these are as attractive to wasps and bees as they are to humans. Wish there was a way to repel bees … Read more
Whether you’re chilling at the park or kicking back in your kitchen, it’s not unusual to see little groups of scurrying ants rushing toward the food. Dog food is also an open invitation for these creatures to sneak in your home and mooch off your picky eater’s crunchy leftovers. In retaliation, or mere curiosity, your … Read more
If you’ve fed your Venus flytrap a tasty meal, only to have the trap turn black and die over the following days, don’t panic! Traps can turn black for many different reasons, and most are not fatal to the plant. I’ve listed 5 of the most common causes below. Don’t feed your plant bits of … Read more
Clematis vines are some of the most stunning flowering vines you can grow. With their incredible variety of colors, shapes, and sizes, these hardy vines can make a spectacular addition to any garden. If you’re looking for where to find clematis vines for sale near you, this guide will help you locate these gorgeous plants. … Read more
Dianthus are a stunning array of really pretty plants and yet in three decades of gardening they’ve never really registered with me. Recently I’ve started growing a few and I’m hooked, not least because the scent of many dianthus remind me of my grandmother’s downstairs cloakroom. A combination of musky soap and floral air freshener. … Read more
The Red Sister cordyline is a wonderfully colorful plant that makes a bold statement in any garden. This evergreen shrub is a cultivar of Cordyline fruticosa and is admired for its vivid reddish-pink foliage. With the right care this tropical plant can thrive indoors or outdoors to add striking color to your space. Native to … Read more
Figs have been cultivated and enjoyed for millennia, and no wonder. Their soft, jammy texture combines with an ultra-sweet flavor and a veritable cornucopia of essential vitamins, nutrients, and antioxidants. Imagine eating a berry dipped in honey and you’ll have something close to the fig in mind. Bit of a trick question: there are actually … Read more
Clumping bamboo has been a long time favorite for landscapers, not only for its aesthetic appeal, but for its “stay-where-you-put-it” qualities as well. Unlike running bamboo, which has the habit of getting out of control, clumping bamboo grows in densely formed clumps of culms wherever you put it. Clumping bamboo is a great choice for … Read more
Tomatoes are often thought of as full sun plants that need at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day. However, too much sun can actually stress plants out, especially during the hottest parts of the summer. Finding the right balance between sun and shade is crucial for getting the best yields from your tomato … Read more