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Tarragon is an aromatic culinary herb that imparts a lovely anise-like flavor to dishes. Though most often used dried, fresh tarragon also packs a flavorful punch and is delightful in salads marinades, vinegars and more. While tarragon can be propagated from cuttings, dividing plants, or layering, growing it from seed is another great option. However, … Read more
Are you looking to add something aesthetically appealing to your garden? Do you want something that attracts pollinators and is a good food source for animals and humans? If you answered yes to any of these, you should consider adding sunflowers to your garden. Sunflowers are a beautiful and versatile addition to any garden. They … Read more
Dracaena plants with their lanky canes topped with arching, sword-like leaves, have great architectural appeal. Large types have the ability to vitalize an empty corner or bare stretch of wall–its like a living sculpture. Dracaena also pairs nicely with other houseplants, adding variety to your houseplant collection. There are several popular types of dracaena plants: … Read more
Are you planning or planting your vegetable garden this year and need a way to keep pesky squirrels out of your raised garden beds so they can’t go digging for seeds or eat growing plants? In this post is an easy and inexpensive DIY solution for you. It will keep squirrels, as well as other … Read more
Look by Plant Love House was a beloved Thai restaurant in Brooklyn, New York that sadly closed its doors in January 2022 after 7 years of serving up authentic and delicious Thai cuisine. In its prime, Look by Plant Love House was considered one of the best Thai restaurants in Brooklyn and had garnered rave … Read more
When watering potted plants, overwatering can be just as detrimental as underwatering. Besides watering frequency, the watering method you use also plays a role in how much water the plant gets. Potted plants can be watered either from the top or from the bottom. Although watering from the top is the most common method, it … Read more
Goldenrod is a familiar sight in late summer and fall across North America, with its bright yellow flowers blooming along roadsides and in fields But there is debate around whether this attractive wildflower acts as an invasive plant that causes harm The answer is not simply yes or no – different goldenrod species vary in … Read more
Cymbidium orchids, also known as boat orchids, are prized for their elegant sprays of long-lasting flowers. With proper care, these beauties can bloom for months on end, making them a favorite for corsages, cut flower arrangements, and of course, displaying in your home or garden One key to keeping cymbidiums happy and flowering their best … Read more
If you have moss growing on your paving stone patios, driveway or walkway, it can be both visually unappealing and a slipping or tripping hazard. Unless you happen to be going for a rustic, old-world look, you most likely want to get rid of moss as soon as possible. There are several ways to remove … Read more
2024 was named The Year of the African Violet by the National Garden Bureau and I am so here for it. The cheerful, compact, easy-care African Violet is a plant Ive always had a few of for the last 30+ years. They should come with a warning though. Theyre very addictive! As well as my … Read more