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Sometimes you come across a tool that solves so many problems you wonder how you went so long without hearing about it. The Clarington Forge rubber rake is one of those tools. I’ll forgive you for asking, because if you remember our review of the rubber rake from last year, Amy Stewart had the exact … Read more
The whimsical foxglove plant (Digitalis purpurea) has brought joy to my heart for years. And as far back as the 1700s, foxglove flowers have also brought physical healing to hearts in need. The man credited with the introduction of digitalis into the practice of medicine was William Withering, who first used extracts of the plant … Read more
I’ve had much interest in the fact that I have two trees growing in pots on my patio. One is a Ginkgo Biloba Jade Butterfly tree and the other is a Japanese Maple. I purchased the Ginkgo Biloba tree about 4 years ago and it has since been repotted. As has the Japanese Maple, which … Read more
I live in Minnesota, it is June 26 and my asparagus has gone to seed or into 5 to 6 foot ferns. What do I do next with the ferns. Do I need to cut them at some point or just let the winter take care of them? We returned from our winter in Florida … Read more
Glow in The Dark Planters DIY – A Guide to Creating Magical Nighttime Garden Accents Glow in the dark planters are a fun and unique way to add a magical ambiance to your outdoor or indoor space once the sun goes down. The mesmerizing luminous pots create a gorgeous moongarden effect at night. If you’ve … Read more
Thrips are a common houseplant pest, and are very small bodied, straw-colored insects with tiny feathery wings. They’re so small they can be tough to spot with the naked eye, and instead can sometimes be more easily identified as an animated line moving around the leaf’s veins that moves when disturbed. Blotchy reddish brown discoloration … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Eucalyptus trees are known for their large stature. Unfortunately, this can make them hazards in the home landscape, especially in wind-prone areas. Keep reading for more information and tips on preventing eucalyptus tree wind damage. Eucalyptus trees … Read more
With big, subtly fragrant blooms and a range of striking colors, its no secret why peonies are a beloved staple in gardens across America. Whether you enjoy the vibrancy of a deep-fuchsia peony or the romantic charm of a coral variety, these big perennials have something to offer in your outdoor space. Plus, did you … Read more
If you’re growing a garden for the first time, you probably have so many questions! One of the biggest ones could be the question of direct seed vs transplant. Or maybe you need to start some seeds inside. Which is best? My first year to plant a garden, I bought baby tomato, squash, okra, and … Read more
Verbenas are beautiful flowering plants which can be treated as bedding plants or grown as perennials to bloom over a number of years. How much effort it takes to maintain and care for your verbena plants will depend on which variety you have chosen to grow and where you have chosen to grow them. Generally … Read more