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Hardy water lilies will survive our New York City winters if they are planted below the freezing line in a water feature, while tropical water lilies need to be stored over the winter or treated as annuals. Selecting the Best Hardy Water Lilies for Small Ponds A glistening pond filled with lush green lily pads … Read more
Starting a garden this year but don’t know where to begin? Growing lettuce for your own homegrown salad is a great place to start![fusebox_track_player url=https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/journeywithjill/291_-_NEW_Beginners_Starter_Guide_Series_Coming_Up.mp3″ artist=”Jill McSheehy” title = “How To Grow Lettuce: Beginner’s Starter Guide”] Growing crisp, fresh lettuce in your own backyard is easier than you think! With some simple preparation and care … Read more
Nestled in the foothills of Mount Hood, Rhododendron is a charming mountain town surrounded by the lush greenery of the Mount Hood National Forest. Known for its beautiful scenery, abundance of outdoor recreation, and quaint log cabin homes, Rhododendron is the perfect place for nature lovers looking for a peaceful mountain lifestyle. With a population … Read more
In the sixteenth century, Clan Ranald, a Scottish clan, believed that they won a battle because they wore heather in their bonnets, which provided them with luck and protection. In Scotland it is common to include a sprig of heather in a bride’s bouquet for good luck and for men to wear it on their … Read more
Lavender is one of the most popular herbs to grow in hanging baskets. With its trailing stems and colorful blooms cascading over the edges, lavender creates a beautiful display that is perfect for adorning balconies patios, porches, and more. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll discuss why lavender is such a great choice for hanging baskets … Read more
Blooming Time: May – September (with less blooms during hot summer months)Size: 14-16″ tall x 30″ wideUSDA Zones: 4 to 9Culture: full sun; half sun, half shade, but best in full sun. Average soils to well-drained soils, chalk, loam, sandy soils, clayish, very adaptable. Avoid wet and waterlogged soils.Moisture Needs: average (medium) to medium-dryOrigin: derives … Read more
Growing purple sweet potatoes is super easy and anyone can do it. You can even grow them in containers! Purple sweet potatoes are healthy and filling and they store very well. In this post, we’ll go over everything that you need to know in order to grow purple sweet potatoes. Purple sweet potatoes are a … Read more
So you planted a rhododendron years ago when it was just a small shrub, and now it’s grown into a massive beast that is taking over your yard This is a common problem gardeners face with rhododendrons and other large shrubs The good news is there are several effective solutions for managing overgrown rhododendrons. Why … Read more
Hardneck garlic varieties produce large robust cloves and tall flower stalks called scapes making them a favorite choice for home gardeners. If you love garlic, planting hearty hardneck garlic bulbs is a fun and rewarding way to grow your own fresh garlic harvest. This complete guide will teach you everything you need to know about … Read more
Growing cucumbers in a greenhouse has a number of advantages compared to growing cucumbers. The most significant advantage of greenhouse cucumbers is that already the first harvest can be obtained 35 days after planting, and then cucumbers can be harvested all year round. To achieve maximum success, it is necessary to have knowledge of the … Read more