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Snake plants are popular houseplants with a modern, cool vibe. These upright succulents with stunning sword-like leaves can purify indoor air and add aesthetic appeal to any interior space. But have you ever wondered about the Snake Plants meaning and spiritual significance? Beyond these plants’ striking appearance and air-cleaning properties, they hold a special meaning … Read more
After designing gardens for over 20 years now, I’d have to say lavenders in at least 90% of my gardens – and for good reason! Many varieties of lavender are really long-lived and they thrive on neglect (the most common cause of their demise is poor drainage and overwatering.) But most importantly, the deer don’t … Read more
We offer mature African Violets for sale (Saintpaulia Ionantha) that are in bloom / already budding as well as ones that have already been through their first blooming cycle. We do this so you have a choice to not have to wait to enjoy your plant or save money purchasing one that isnt blooming at … Read more
During these difficult times, bringing your community together is more important than ever. If you love all things plants, reconnect with others and host a free neighborhood plant exchange swap — sharing is caring! Plant swaps are a rewarding method of promoting inclusivity within your neighborhood and allow you to share the love of plants … Read more
As cannabis laws relax across North America, more people are growing their own marijuana plants. But identifying cannabis isn’t always easy, especially for novice gardeners Many common flowers closely resemble weed in shape, color, or scent. Misidentifying these lookalikes could lead to legal trouble or accidental poisoning So it’s crucial to properly differentiate harmless flowering … Read more
I have always enjoyed crabapples during late summer early fall. Sure, they can be a little tart, but they are a good snack when you’re out exploring in the woods and happen upon them. Crabapples are a wild apple variety that is typically smaller than those sold in grocery stores. They’re usually less than 2 … Read more
Penstemon is a large genus of herbaceous perennials in the plantain family (Plantaginaceae) native to North America. Most are best suited for western climates where there are leaner soils and less humid conditions. P. digitalis – commonly called foxglove beardtongue or smooth penstemon – is an exception, being one of the few penstemons that does … Read more
Mulching your garden is one of the most beneficial things you can do for your plants. But should you mulch? Is it really worth the time and effort? The simple answer is yes – mulching provides a wide range of benefits that make it well worth doing. In this article, we’ll explore the pros and … Read more
Starting perennials from seed can be very rewarding. Not only is it more economical than buying starter plants, but you get the satisfaction of nurturing your plants from seeds to maturity. While some perennials can be tricky to start from seed, many are quite easy if you follow a few simple guidelines. Here are 10 … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Any time is a good time to grow thyme. Its true. There are over 300 thyme varieties in the mint family of Lamiaceae, of which thyme is a member. All have been prized for centuries for their … Read more