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When you’re looking for a tall, long-lived evergreen tree for your landscape, why not consider a cypress species? Cypress trees are often drought-tolerant, and their fast-growing, dense habit makes them ideal privacy screens. Below are 12 ornamental cypress tree types that might be a good choice for your yard. Cypress trees are an excellent choice … Read more
Prune your way to lush African Violet blooms —learn when and how for the best results! African violets are one of the most popular flowering houseplants, loved for their colorful blooms and fuzzy foliage While relatively easy to care for, pruning is an important part of keeping your African violet healthy and promoting more flowers … Read more
Chartreuse is a combination of green and yellow, a luminous pairing that elicits visual excitement and commands attention. This fresh color evokes the feeling of spring and renewal. Many varieties of trees, shrubs, perennials, and annual plants have chartreuse foliage or flowers. One of the most dynamic colors in the landscape, chartreuse pairs well with … Read more
Green apple trees are a popular choice for home gardeners looking to grow their own fruit Once full grown, green apple trees like Granny Smith provide an abundance of crisp, tart apples perfect for eating fresh or using in recipes This guide covers everything you need to know about full grown green apple trees from … Read more
When I first placed my African Violets seeds order from Nadeau African Violets Seeds more than a year ago, I didn’t know what kind of commitment I accepted. But let me start this story from the very beginning. Growing African violets from seed is a fun and rewarding way to add more of these beautiful … Read more
It’s a running joke around here that I can’t say no to a pretty flower—and I proudly stand by it! Over the years, I’ve learned which flowers thrive in our climate, which ones I adore, and which ones I need to avoid (looking at you, allergy-inducing blooms). Beyond my personal preferences, I’ve also discovered which … Read more
Now you must be wondering, what are non-green plants? Sounds ridiculous to you? This article will show you that they exist and are around us too! We believe every home should have at least one potted plant, preferably two, three, or even four. Living greenery offers a level of interest to a space that static, … Read more
One of the most familiar flowering vines for home gardeners is the clematis. These climbing plants are justifiably popular because they are readily available, prolific bloomers, tolerant of various growing conditions, and quite hardy. Luckily, it’s also very easy to propagate clematis by cutting, so you can multiply your plants cheaply. While this vine can … Read more
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Onion sets (small transplants) are one of the first things you can plant in January as soon as the soil is dry enough not to stick to your garden tools. I remember as a child “helping” my Dad plant onions in the garden—even the smallest hands can assist with this garden task. Onions come in … Read more
Rather than growing the same old crops year after year, why not rethink what deserves the time and space and make our fruit and veg work a little harder to earn their place on the plot An allotment doesn’t have to be the traditional space we all think of, it can also be a small … Read more