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Bypass shears are ideal for pruning roses — their overlapping blades make a clean cut. Photo by: Fotoschab | Dreamstime.com. When you know the basics of pruning roses, even inexperienced gardeners can achieve beautiful results. Don’t be intimidated by pruning—the rules and warnings are mainly for those who grow roses for specimens or exhibits. But … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. A calendula flower is so much more than just a pretty face. Yes, the bright yellow and orange pom-pom type flowers are bright and lovely, but once you learn about calendula tea benefits, you’ll have even more … Read more
Forsythia is an easy-to-grow, hardy deciduous shrub that makes a cheerful show of bright yellow flowers early in spring. Numerous small, bell-shaped blooms are borne along bare twiggy stems, before the mid-green leaves appear. Forsythias make excellent shrubs for garden borders but do have a relatively short period of interest, as neither the twiggy branches … Read more
Call it a labour of love. Maidenhair ferns need daily attention but those dreamy leaves are worth the effort. Venus the maidenhair fern is beautiful, but she can be a bit high-maintenance. Luckily, we can tell you how to keep yours happy. With small fan-shaped leaves on slender black stems â the fronds of maidenhair … Read more
The Alocasia Odora, also known as the giant elephant ear or night-scented lily, is a striking tropical plant known for its huge, arrow-shaped leaves Native to Southeast Asia, these plants can grow up to 10 feet tall and add major jungle vibes to any indoor or outdoor space Caring for an Alocasia Odora may seem … Read more
Hydrangeas are a beloved summer flower by many thanks to their beautiful, colorful blooms; however, it can be challenging to maintain these beauties without the right care. If youve been noticing wilting or droopy hydrangeas, it may be an obvious sign your flowers need some watering. Below, we share everything you need to know to … Read more
The Crimson King Norway maple is a colorful cultivar of the much-maligned Norway maple, with many of the same issues. A medium-sized tree with attractive dark red to purple foliage that lasts until the summers end can make for a nice ornamental tree. Though beautiful and with a form that makes a lovely specimen or … Read more
Due to a bad winter in December 2010, your eucalyptus trees may have died! Here is some more information about the Eucalyptus trees. There are more than 500 species of this evergreen tree. It is fast-growing and easy to plant in a large space as a standalone specimen. This tree can also be kept to … Read more
Revive your wilting Staghorn Fern by spotting these distress signals and applying life-saving care tips! How to Revive a Staghorn Fern – A Step-by-Step Guide Staghorn ferns are fascinating plants with their antler-like fronds and prehistoric appearance. However, their unique growth habits and specific needs can make them challenging to care for. If your staghorn … Read more
I moved into a new home in 2016 and inherited a tall, somewhat overgrown Star Jasmine vine. It didn’t look horrible, but I just wanted to do some neatening. Late that past winter, a profusion of sweetly scented flowers appeared for weeks, so it was worth saving. This is all about pruning Star Jasmine to … Read more