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Wolfsbane, also known as monkshood or aconite, is a beautiful but highly poisonous plant that has long been used in folklore and fiction But where can you actually find wolfsbane growing in the real world? Here’s a complete guide to locating this notorious flower in nature What is Wolfsbane? Wolfsbane refers to a number of … Read more
Discover the secret to lush Pink Princess Philodendron leaves —mastering the ideal humidity range is key! The gorgeous Pink Princess Philodendron, with its deep green leaves and mesmerizing pink variegation, is the ultimate dream plant for many indoor gardeners But does this tropical beauty like humidity? In this comprehensive guide, we’ll dive into everything you … Read more
Jasmine is one of the most popular climbing plants thanks to its incredibly fragrant flowers and rapid growth habit. Gardeners love training jasmine vines over arbors, fences, and trellises to perfume the garden. However, jasmine can be finicky about its growing conditions. If your jasmine plant is looking less than its best, you may worry … Read more
If you’ve fed your Venus flytrap a tasty meal, only to have the trap turn black and die over the following days, don’t panic! Traps can turn black for many different reasons, and most are not fatal to the plant. I’ve listed 5 of the most common causes below. Don’t feed your plant bits of … Read more
The Red Sister cordyline is a wonderfully colorful plant that makes a bold statement in any garden. This evergreen shrub is a cultivar of Cordyline fruticosa and is admired for its vivid reddish-pink foliage. With the right care this tropical plant can thrive indoors or outdoors to add striking color to your space. Native to … Read more
String of Pearls were one of the very first plants I got when starting my plant parenthood journey / addiction. Whats not to love about those cute round green peas? They make you happy just looking at them. Like something out of Dr Suess. However String of Pearls was also one of the first and … Read more
Rose of Sharon shrubs are classified as hardy in USDA zones 5-8. Within those zones, they should overwinter easily, barring exceptional weather. If you are growing in zone 5 or 4, or expecting unusually cold weather, you may be wondering how you can help protect your plant to help it survive until spring? Winterizing your … Read more
Mushrooms growing in poop is an image many of us are familiar with. The iconic red mushroom cap popping up from a pile of dung is practically embedded in our cultural psyche. But is this mushroom myth or fact? Do fungi actually fruit from feces? The short answer is yes, some mushrooms do indeed grow … Read more
Nothing brightens up a space more than a cute little desk plant. But what happens when the space you need to brighten up is, quite literally, in the dark? We all learned in sixth-grade biology that plants like to have sunlight in order to grow. While this is true of most specimens, there are some … Read more
Theres something innately charming about a terrarium, a bit of living art that functions both as a great DIY project and a piece of natural decor. At a basic level, a succulent terrarium is a container—usually glass and often sealable—containing soil, plants, and perhaps some decorative elements, which creates a miniature ecosystem right inside your … Read more