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Miss Kim lilac is a lovely compact variety of lilac prized for its sweetly scented lavender blooms in late spring. However, these small shrubs sometimes fail to flower well, disappointing gardeners looking forward to their yearly floral display. There are several key reasons why your Miss Kim may not be blooming and solutions to restore … Read more
There have only ever been two plants that I had my photo taken with during my years of being obsessed with plants. The first was a Stewartia pseudocamellia in the fall of 1994 at Longwood Gardens. This was by accident as I was taking a picture of a gorgeous tree with its exfoliating bark and … Read more
Growing your own food can seem intimidating. Many people think they don’t have a green thumb or that hydroponic gardening requires expensive equipment and perfect conditions. However the Back to the Roots hydroponic grow kit makes it easy for anyone to cultivate fresh herbs and veggies right at home. In this article, I’ll explain what … Read more
A soil test is an essential tool for farmers and growers to understand the fertility and chemistry of their soils. Two important measurements on a standard soil test are soil pH and buffer pH. These values provide different insights into the soil. While soil pH reveals the active soil acidity buffer pH indicates the soil’s … Read more
How to collect Eastern Redbud Tree seeds! The Eastern Redbud (Cercis Canadensis) is one of the prettiest flowering ornamental trees that is native to North America. This is a great addition to any yard or landscaping that provides benefits for wildlife, is attractive, and is very versatile in where it can grow. Redbud trees are … Read more
Nerve plants, also known by their scientific name Fittonia albivenis, are beloved indoor plants known for their stunning, pink-veined foliage. However, these tropical beauties can suddenly start drooping and look sad. If your nerve plant’s leaves are limp, droopy, and losing their color, something is wrong. Don’t worry! With a few easy fixes, you can … Read more
If you ask anyone to name a tree off the top of their head, oak is likely to be one of the most common answers you’ll hear. Oak trees are fairly common in the United States, and we use them for a ton of different purposes. However, many people don’t know that oak trees aren’t … Read more
For a tropical look, even in cold climates, add rose of Sharon to your yard. This hardy flowering shrub has showy flowers that bloom from midsummer into fall, when most other shrubs are finished for the season. Rose of Sharon is easy to grow, even for beginning gardeners. Hardy in USDA zones 5-9, rose of … Read more
Mold is a charming historic market town in Flintshire, North Wales. With its medieval castle, scenic Clwydian Range, and quaint shops and cafes, Mold is a delightful place to receive fresh floral deliveries from a talented local florist. When you want to send stunning flowers in Mold, it’s essential to find a florist who can … Read more
Duck manure is an excellent organic fertilizer that can do wonders for gardens and lawns. However, fresh duck manure is very high in nitrogen and needs to be composted before applying directly to plants. Using fresh duck manure risks burning and even killing plants. With proper composting duck manure provides an abundant source of nutrients … Read more