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Growing plants from seeds can be an enjoyable and cost-effective way to add beautiful flowers, tasty vegetables, and fragrant herbs to your garden However, getting those tiny seeds to successfully sprout and grow into seedlings involves paying close attention to factors like consistent moisture, proper soil temperature, and adequate light exposure One common question for … Read more
Peas are a delicious and nutritious vegetable that are easy to grow in most climates Many gardeners enjoy growing peas not only for eating fresh off the vine but also to save seeds for future plantings Saving pea seeds from your home garden can provide you with an ongoing, inexpensive source of seeds perfectly adapted … Read more
Bare root roses are a popular choice for gardeners looking to add beautiful roses to their landscape. As the name suggests bare root roses are roses that are sold without any soil or planting medium around the roots. This allows the roses to be packaged and shipped easily while dormant. But what exactly are bare … Read more
Mulch can add a protective layer to any fall garden, flowerbeds, or shrubs, but is it best for your landscape? Understanding the pros and cons of fall mulching can help you better prepare all your plants for the changing season. Mulching is the process of adding a protective layer of material over the soil to … Read more
Growing a fig tree from a cutting is an easy, cost-effective way to propagate new fig trees Figs are one of the most straightforward fruits to root from cuttings, making them a great choice for beginner gardeners or anyone looking to expand their fig collection In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk through the entire process … Read more
Fall is one of the best times to plant herbs While spring gets all the glory as prime planting season, autumn offers cooler temperatures that many herbs prefer over summer’s heat. Plus, fall-planted herbs will give you a head start on fresh flavor for cooking all winter long. If you live in an area with … Read more
Zucchini has more potassium than a banana! They are fairly recent to the US, being brought over from Italy in the 1920s. Zucchini is a warm-weather crop that thrives during the summer months. However, by starting zucchini indoors early in the season, you can get a head start on your harvest and enjoy fresh zucchini … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Lily of the valley is a spring-flowering bulb that produces dainty little bell-shaped flowers with a heady, sweet fragrance. Although lily of the valley is extremely easy to grow (and may even become aggressive), occasional division is … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. That perfect spot we select for our plants doesnt always work out. Some plants, like hostas, seem to benefit from a brutal uprooting and root disturbance; they’ll spring back quickly and flourish as new plants throughout your … Read more
Are you looking for a low-maintenance, on-trend houseplant? You cant go wrong with a type of Monstera. The fenestrate foliage (leaves with holes) that develop in mature plants is why most houseplant enthusiasts covet them. There is one feature of monstera deliciosa plants that can turn their look from beautiful to bedraggled, and thats their … Read more