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The amaryllis is cherished for its breathtaking beauty and rich symbolic meaning, but does this captivating bloom also possess an alluring fragrance? This question often perplexes amaryllis lovers, so let’s peel back the petals on the elusive scent of this flower. The Subtle, Sweet Scent of Amaryllis While not remarkably fragrant like some flowers, the … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Rhododendrons are one of the first flowering shrubs to bloom in the spring. The popular bushes can be long-lived and healthy if given proper care. To get the most flowering power though, you may need to fertilize. … Read more
Hellebores are easy to grow and are undemanding. They look good from January to May – even when their seed has set, their sepals are persistently handsome, eventually becoming green. Their foliage is bold and evergreen, and in some of the new hybrids the marbled leaves are just as celebrated as the flowers. Hellebore flowers … Read more
Having worked as a journalist for many years I studied horticulture and now work as a professional gardener. I work as a specialist kitchen gardener, growing a wide range of vegetables, fruit and herbs for chefs in the north of England. I am passionate about gardening and writing, and love growing edibles and trying to … Read more
Like all plants, monsteras are susceptible to root rot from over-watering, but luckily, this condition is treatable if caught early and doesn’t have to spell doom for your plant! Here’s everything you need to know about root rot in monsteras. Root rot is a common affliction for Monstera houseplants. This fungal infection stealthily attacks the … Read more
Tiger lily is a common herbaceous perennial with strappy leaves and tall 3- to 5-foot flowering stems topped with typically curved orange petals with dark speckled spots. Tiger lilies grow best in the sun in slightly acidic, well-draining soil. The plant tolerates swings in temperature and humidity without fuss. The pollen is toxic to humans, … Read more
One of the greatest joys of growing bonsai is seeing these miniature trees burst into life with cascades of colorful blooms But the flowering habits of different bonsai species vary widely Understanding when your bonsai trees bloom depends on their type and growth cycle. With proper care you can enjoy bonsai flowers year-round! Spring Bloomers … Read more
The large Sedum genus of 400 to 500 species commonly known as stonecrops includes many with a low-growing growth habit. Creeping sedum ground covers typically grow two to six inches tall and two feet wide, and they grow quite fast. These sedums make excellent ground covers in hot, arid areas where other plants struggle to … Read more
Cultivate a stunning garden oasis with the vibrant Victoria Blue Forget-Me-Not and enjoy its many benefits! The forget-me-not is a beloved spring flower that has captured gardeners’ hearts for generations. With its delicate blue petals and cheerful face, it’s not hard to see why this flower is so adored. One of the most popular forget-me-not … Read more
Leaves come in various shapes and sizes and are one of the most crucial tree parts, but a question that may have crossed your mind is how many leaves are on a tree? Various factors determine how many leaves are on a tree, such as the size of the leaves, the age of the tree, … Read more