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String of pearls is an unusual succulent with nearly spherical leaves from South Africa. Named after British botanist Gordon Rowley, the species was recently moved from huge genus Senecio (which contains not just succulents but also common weeds like common groundsel) into the new genus Curio, but is likely to be identified as Senecio rowleyanus … Read more
Winter Seeds are a type of Crafted seed. The crafting recipe is labeled “Wild Seeds (Wi)”, but when crafted, the result is “Winter Seeds.” Mature plants yield, at random, a Crocus, Crystal Fruit, Snow Yam, or Winter Root. Winter Seeds are one of the season-specific crafted wild seeds, along with Spring Seeds, Summer Seeds, and … Read more
Moisture ants are a type of ant that thrives in damp environments, feeding on sweet substances and honeydew produced by aphids. These ants are often mistaken for carpenter ants due to their similar appearance, but they can be identified by their yellowish-brown color and translucent abdomen. Moisture ants are particularly attracted to areas with high … Read more
Ive had it a little over a month now, and this past week it started to develop yellow leaves that eventually became mushy, and a big crop of flowers have gone limp and wilted. It did really well for the first few weeks – the leaves, new and old, were deep green and a bunch … Read more
Create these cute ladybugs for your yard! This DIY Ladybug Garden Art tutorial uses outdoor paint, beads and plastic bowls to create a unique addition to your garden! Looking for cute garden art you can make for your yard? These ladybug garden ornaments are a unique craft you can make! I love creating DIY yard … Read more
Find out how to grow sedums, also known as stonecrop or hylotelephium, in our detailed Grow Guide. Sedums are succulent plants with fleshy leaves and flat, nectar-rich flowerheads that are loved by bees and other pollinators. Border sedums, also known as ice plants, have now been reclassified as Hylotelephium. Easy to grow, these sun-loving perennials … Read more
Planting bare root perennials is an economical way to add striking flowers and foliage to your garden With some simple steps, these plants can get off to a strong start and thrive for years to come In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk through everything you need to know about planting bare root perennials successfully. What … Read more
Wild mint is wonderfully fresh and lingers on my nasal hairs and taste buds! I love it! Mint is also a natural digestive and can help settle upset stomachs and treat colds. Here I share 4 different wild mints – from water mint to apple mint – where to find them and how to identify … Read more
Depending on the species, laurel hedges grow between 15-60cm per year, but if your laurel isn’t growing quick enough for your garden, there are some ways you can speed up the process. You can see more about how fast laurel grows here. There are many tips and tricks that can be used to make laurel … Read more
Color is one of the great joys of gardening. The vibrant hues of flowers the varied greens of foliage the earthy tones of soil and stone—color brings our gardens to life. As gardeners and nature lovers, we’re often drawn to particular colors that evoke certain feelings and memories. My favorite shade of blue, periwinkle, reminds … Read more