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A raised garden bed with bench seating is an excellent solution for gardeners of all ages and abilities. Not only does it allow you to tend to your plants without bending over, but it also provides a place to relax and enjoy your gardening. Over the years I’ve built several raised beds with benches and … Read more
The Philodendron Black Cardinal is a stunning plant, known for its dark, glossy leaves and ease of care. But, like many houseplants, it can fall victim to pesky pests. If youve noticed somethings amiss with your plant, dont worry. Youre not alone, and theres plenty you can do to help your leafy friend. This article … Read more
Hey there, fellow green thumbs! If you’ve spotted some weird white spots on your sage plant and your heart sank a little trust me I’ve been there. I remember the first time I saw that funky white mess on my beautiful silvery sage leaves—I thought I’d lost my favorite herb for good. But lemme tell … Read more
Gerbera daisy is native to South Africa and part of the Aster family. The varieties that youll find at nurseries and in seed catalogs today are hybrids bred for their vividly colored flowers. Gerbera daisies are divided into four classes: single flower, semi-double flower, double flower, and spider flower. In warm climates, Gerbera daisies are … Read more
Hey there, garden lovers! If you’re on the hunt for a tree that’s tough as nails, gorgeous to boot, and can handle the harshest conditions, lemme introduce you to the salt cedar tree. Also known as tamarisk, this stunner is a game-changer for anyone lookin’ to add some unique flair to their landscape. Whether you’re … Read more
Hey there, fellow garden lovers! If you’ve got a butterfly bush (or Buddleia davidii, if we’re gettin’ fancy) gracing your yard, you know how these beauties can steal the show with their colorful blooms and butterfly-magnet vibes. But, lemme tell ya, nothing’s more frustrating than spotting ugly marks on them leaves and realizing—darn it—your plant’s … Read more
In addition to the amazing flowers, roots, and growth habits many orchids have nose defying fragrances! Some are typically flower and perfume like but they can range from musky, fruity, coconuts, candy like, chocolate, vanilla, and some Bulbophyllums even smell like dead animals. Most often scents are heaviest in the morning but some are night … Read more
When buying broccoli, select firm florets with a blue/green color and no odor. Broccoli can also be purchased frozen. Broccoli is safe to eat raw but can be made more tender and flavorful by boiling it in water. Broccoli is also great steamed, sauteed, roasted, or even grilled. Broccoli is a nutritious green vegetable that … Read more
Taro, also known as Colocasia esculenta, is a staple crop grown throughout the tropics for its edible corms, leaves, and stems. As interest grows in exotic and heirloom edible plants, more home gardeners are looking for places to purchase taro starts and plants. In this guide, we’ll look at what makes taro an intriguing edible … Read more
Are onions staples in your kitchen? Do you want to grow more of them in your garden, like I do? We currently have over 300 planted in our garden! After harvest, I store onions whole for a few months and then freeze and dehydrate the rest. Each year I have a goal to grow enough … Read more