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Hey there, garden lovers and holiday enthusiasts! If you’re lookin’ to add a splash of festive magic to your home this winter, lemme introduce you to a lil’ gem I stumbled upon—the Let It Snow, Let It Grow Amaryllis. This ain’t just any flower; it’s like the Santa Claus of plants, bringin’ cheer when the … Read more
Growing cabbage from seed at home is not for the faint of heart. Not because cabbage is difficult to grow, but because cabbage is known for attracting pests. In this blog post I will teach how to grow cabbage at home as well as how to protect cabbage from pests. I will also be sharing … Read more
Tarragon is a versatile herb that adds amazing flavor to dishes With its sweet, anise-like taste, tarragon can transform soups, sauces, chicken, fish and more If you want to add fresh tarragon to your cooking, the best way is to grow it yourself. But where can you find tarragon plants for sale near you? Places … Read more
When the sunny yellow flowers of St. John’s wort start to appear then I know that summer is here! It is such an unassuming little plant that often grows along roadsides, but it is a powerful herbal ally. It is a great plant to know how to forage for, as it grows nearly everywhere and … Read more
When we decide to bring a furry friend into our lives, one of the things we need to account for is the storage of their food as well as all the other items that come along with dog ownership. Food should always be stored in an airtight container – but often we will leave dry … Read more
Viburnum is a popular genus of flowering landscape shrubs, with more than 150 viburnum varieties available. They bloom in spring, followed by attractive fruit and outstanding fall foliage. Fast-growing perennial viburnums can grow one to two feet per year. These plants can be used as hedges, ground cover, a privacy fence, and more. There is … Read more
I’ve been talking to head gardener and garden consultant, Steve Edney, whose family have grown dahlias for generations. And he only gardens organically, so his advice is chemical-free. See here for Steve’s advice on choosing and growing dahlias. Firstly, he says that pest control is now about balance not eradication. As gardeners, we know that … Read more
Anthuriums have some of the most stunning and vibrant glossy leaves, but it’s not uncommon for them to develop brown spots or for them to turn all brown and dull. Brown leaves on anthuriums are a cause for concern, but don’t worry – with some expert guidance, your plant can bounce back in no time! … Read more
Hey garden enthusiasts! I’ve been growing saffron for over 5 years now, and let me tell you – there’s nothing quite like harvesting your own “red gold” from your backyard. Today, I’m gonna share everything you need to know about getting started with Crocus sativus seeds and bulbs. What is Crocus Sativus? Crocus sativus, commonly … Read more
Putting up bird feeders in a yard or outdoor space is a great first step to brightening up the view from your window. A well-tended set of feeders can attract throngs of regular visitors, and may also host unusual birds that visit with the seasons, such as Pine Siskins, Redpolls, Evening Grosbeaks, and more. FeederWatch … Read more