Garden Design & Landscaping

Cyclamen (Cyclamen persicum) is a petite flowering plant with sweet-scented, small blooms on long stems that stretch up above the foliage. It is a tuberous perennial, meaning it dies down to its thick roots (tubers) during its summer dormancy period and then regrows quickly each fall. Flowers come in shades of pink, purple, red, and … Read more

Can You Eat a Potato With Blight? A Guide for Gardeners As a gardener, finding blight on your potato plants is disheartening This fungal disease can quickly destroy foliage and spread to tubers. But what if some potatoes show only minor blight damage? Can you still eat them safely? Blight comes in two main forms … Read more

As a passionate female gardener, I have always been fascinated by the myriad of plants and herbs that can be grown in our gardens. One of my all-time favorites is rosemary. Not only does it have a unique and captivating aroma, but it also adds a delicious and distinctive flavor to a wide range of … Read more

Were often asked about feng shui money plants. What are they? Why use them? How do they work? Youre in the right place! Read on to learn more about these so-called feng shui money plants. Well teach you why plants are so important in feng shui, what are money plants, and how to place them … Read more

Mulching is a crucial garden practice that provides numerous benefits like moisture retention weed suppression, and insulation for plant roots. Mulch is typically made of organic materials such as bark, wood chips leaves, or compost and applied in a 2-3 inch layer over the topsoil. But some gardeners wonder, can mulch be mixed right into … Read more

Are you looking for that perfect companion for your rhubarb plant? Look no further! By the end of this read, you’ll be well-informed about which plants enhance rhubarb growth and which ones to steer clear of. Rhubarb, a robust herbaceous perennial vegetable, boasts a resilient root system that persists for numerous years, while its above-ground … Read more

We list some of the most popular houseplants that can help to reduce condensation and are perfect to absorb moisture in bathrooms, bedrooms and kitchens. Having too much humidity in your home can lead to a number of issues, from mold growth to musty odors. While you could run a dehumidifier, there is a more … Read more

I am a qualified gardener and horticulturalist and love everything that grows! Whether its a shrub, a tree, a useful plant or a supposed weed: for me, every plant is a little miracle. In the garden I look after my 13 chickens, grow fruit & vegetables and otherwise observe how nature manages and shapes itself. … Read more

Snake plants are one of the most popular houseplants, for good reason. Its incredibly drought-tolerant, with the ability to go weeks without water in low and medium lighting conditions. They tolerate low light (hence why theyre so often seen in office buildings) but will thrive in bright light, sending up new leaves and stronger variegation. … Read more

Low to the ground shrubs are excellent choices for landscaping. Their short stature allows them to provide greenery, color, and visual interest without blocking views or taking up a lot of space. Compact shrubs come in many varieties, so you can find options suitable for nearly any garden design. Benefits of Using Low Shrubs in … Read more