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Notions of a small space can greatly vary depending on your perspective, but whether you have a balcony or a small garden, there is always the potential for growing something. Sometimes I fantasize about a larger yard in order to expand my veggie beds and grow a true cut-flower garden, but to be honest, making … Read more
Bring your Asparagus Fern back to life by diagnosing and curing those pesky yellow leaves! Asparagus ferns are beautiful indoor plants known for their lush, fern-like foliage. However it can be alarming when this delicate foliage starts turning yellow. If your asparagus fern is turning yellow don’t panic! This article will walk you through the … Read more
Begonias in full bloom are one of my favorite sights in summer gardens. These shade-loving flowers produce blooms in all sorts of sizes and colors. Begonias are generally easy to care for, and some varieties actually make great houseplants. But when they are not growing in their ideal conditions, begonias will stop blooming. There are … Read more
Heuchera is a versatile perennial, with attractive foliage and bell-shaped flowers. Also known as coral bells, they offer an array of colors and forms, multi-seasonal interest and long bloom time. Grow them in a shade garden or in pots. Buy heuchera plants – Browse 22 types of heuchera and have them shipped right to your … Read more
The Black Tower Elderberry Has a Moderate to Fast Growth Rate The black tower elderberry (Sambucus nigra ‘Effel1’) is an upright, fast-growing shrub known for its pinkish blooms and purplish-black berries. This eye-catching plant has a moderate to fast growth rate, quickly reaching maturity within just a few years of being planted. In the first … Read more
Lobelia Toxicity in Cats: How Dangerous Is This Garden Plant for Felines? Lobelia is a popular garden plant known for its delicate flowers and versatility in landscaping. However, this perennial favorite also poses some risks for cat owners. Lobelia contains toxic compounds that can cause concerning symptoms if ingested by cats. So is lobelia poisonous … Read more
If you’re like me, you love blackberry everything – jam, cobbler, pie, glaze, you name it. But good, fresh blackberries have a short season and, if you’re buying responsibly (that is, from a reputable local farmer), they can be expensive. This expense is for good reason: while blackberries are one of the easier fruits to … Read more
Some get success with ant baits over-the-counter. Others find ants coming back every year no matter what. In this article, we’ll explain how to finally get rid of odorous house ants (often called sugar ants) without causing harm to your pets, family or pollinators. Ants and bees may seem like very different insects, but they … Read more
I love Greek salads, but I’ve ruined a few by tossing in cucumbers with tough skins and big, chewy seeds. Fortunately, making a tender Greek salad instead — with fresh, homegrown cucumbers — is simple. Now, I just include a few English long cucumbers in my garden each year. I love Greek salads, but I’ve … Read more
Ivy thrives almost anywhere and itâll look fantastic tumbling over your bookshelves or in a hanging basket. Hereâs how to care for it: As English as a cup of tea on a cloudy day, ivy is known as a much-loved outdoor plant. Youâll usually find it scrambling up brickwork, with its long stems and pretty … Read more