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My husband has decided to let the lawn grow tall because dog play is tearing up the lawn. He thinks that is best to keep the grass stronger. I read from multiple sources we should keep lawn 2 to 3 inches and understood that the grass spreads out as it grows if it is cut … Read more
People are always curious what to do with their plants in the cold. Luckily, Japanese maples are some of the most cold hardy trees there are. However, there are still several things you need to know when caring for your Japanese maple over the winter. Whether it’s how to handle the watering or whether to … Read more
Hostas are prized primarily for their foliage but they also have attractive, often scented, summer flowers. These hardy clump-forming perennials are popular with container gardeners and are unbeatable for low-growing foliage interest in spring and summer. Thriving in light and medium shade, they’re incredibly useful plants. Hosta foliage is perfect for cutting. With so many … Read more
The Fiddle Leaf Fig was named after the musical instrument, the fiddle, owing to the broad, large fiddle-shaped leaves that this plant produces. The Ficus Lyrata, has been named an ‘it’ plant as long ago as 2012, and is still as popular as ever! Design bloggers, Instagrammers and indoor plant lovers alike are ‘all over’ … Read more
Elephant garlic has become an increasingly popular vegetable in recent years. This gigantic garlic variety produces huge bulbs that can weigh up to a pound each! The flavor is more mild than regular garlic, making it perfect for those who find standard garlic too overpowering. If you want to grow your own elephant garlic, you’ll … Read more
Have you ever spotted small, round, green fruits on your potato plants that look suspiciously like tomatoes? You’re not alone! Many gardeners are surprised when they find tomato-like growths on their potato plants. But what causes this strange phenomenon? Keep reading to learn why tomatoes sometimes grow on potato plants. Potatoes and Tomatoes Are Closely … Read more
Hostas are classic shade garden plants prized for their lush foliage and ability to thrive in shady spots. But despite their popularity there is often confusion about hosta “bulbs” and what they actually look like. Read on for a beginner’s guide to understanding hosta bulbs and their growth habits. Hostas Are Not True Bulbs First, … Read more
When designing your yard or garden, you may need ground cover plants that can tolerate foot traffic in high-use areas. While grass is the traditional choice, it doesn’t always hold up well to constant wear and tear. The good news is that you have several attractive alternatives. Certain hardy, low-growing ground covers can take light … Read more
A well-kept lawn enhances the curb appeal of any home. Knowing how to edge a lawn will keep your walkways clear of overgrown grass and weeds. You’ll have a more polished look by trimming the edges and sprucing up the border. This guide explains basic lawn care and how to edge a lawn using manual … Read more
[vc_row row_type=”row” use_row_as_full_screen_section=”no” type=”full_width” angled_section=”no” text_align=”left” background__as_pattern=”without_pattern”][vc_column][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner][vc_empty_space][vc_column_text]Hydrangeas bring an unmatched elegance to any garden landscape. They produce larger than life, enticing blooms with dark green foliage that add old-fashioned charm to summer and fall gardens. Hydrangeas come in an array of types, colors, and flowerhead forms, which can add diversity and immense beauty to your … Read more