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Indoor plants are a great way to bring natural beauty into your home. But like any living thing, houseplants need proper care and nutrition to stay healthy and thrive indoors. One of the most important factors is using the right potting mix or compost. With so many options available, it can be confusing to determine … Read more
When most people hear the word “jasmine”, they think of a sweetly fragrant tropical vine in the genus Jasminum that is used in teas and perfumes. Fortunately for us here in the Southeast US, many species of jasminum are hardy enough for our gardens. Jasminum officinale, also known as common jasmine or poet’s jasmine, is … Read more
Money Trees, or Pachira Aquatica, are native to Central America, flourishing in locations with high humidity. If you’re growing one indoors, you need to provide a similar environment if you want it to flourish. Plant enthusiasts are attracted to this plant thanks to its attractive braided stem, glossy green leaves, and reputation for bringing good … Read more
Lily beetles can be a frustrating pest for gardeners growing true lilies and fritillaries. With their bright red bodies and voracious appetites these insects can quickly defoliate ornamental lilies. However with persistence and the right techniques, you can get rid of lily beetles and save your precious lilies. What Are Lily Beetles? The scarlet lily … Read more
Russian sage is a beautiful, hardy perennial that has become increasingly popular among landscapers due to its stunning appearance, low maintenance requirements, and versatility. In this article, well cover essential information about Russian sage, planting and care tips, and some design ideas to make the most of this fantastic plant in your landscaping projects. Russian … Read more
Golden euonymus, also known as golden variegated euonymus, is a popular evergreen shrub prized for its oval green leaves edged in bright yellow While its persistence of foliage is attractive in summer and fall, it can pose some risks during the winter months As an evergreen, golden euonymus continually loses moisture from its leaves in … Read more
Can You Eat Cherry Blossom Fruit? A Tasty Guide to Sakura Cherry blossoms signal the arrival of spring with their delicate pink and white flowers. But did you know those blooms can transform into edible cherry fruits? Keep reading to discover everything you need to know about enjoying sakura from flower to fruit. What is … Read more
Sunflowers are one of the most iconic flowers that bloom in the summer and early fall. Their bright cheerful faces seem to follow the sun across the sky. But when fall arrives their growing season comes to an end. This leaves many gardeners wondering – should I cut down my sunflowers in the fall? The … Read more
One of the benefits of having a mother who is a florist and does landscape design, is you get to learn all of the gardening and flower secrets a lot of people don’t know about, like how to grow big Chrysanthemums. I know it seems early to think about fall flowers, but if you want … Read more
Walking through a vibrant garden or lush forest, it’s captivating to observe the dynamic relationship between plants and birds. You may have wondered, how do plants seem to “know” which birds to attract? This complex interdependent connection reveals remarkable insights into the natural world. In this article, we’ll explore how plants recognize birds and tailor … Read more