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Cutting seed potatoes into smaller pieces before planting them is a common practice that provides gardeners with more plants per potato. Although this technique is popular, there are a few drawbacks that may be concerning to those beginning their potato-planting journey. When seed potatoes are cut, they are more susceptible to disease and mold growth. … Read more
Fiddle Leaf Figs are beloved for their large sculptural leaves. But these viola-shaped beauties take a lot of energy for your plant to produce! Many owners find that when they bring their Fiddle Leaf Figs home the leaves that they produce outside the nursery aren’t as full. This can be due to not receiving the … Read more
Striking blue flowers with black calyces emerge on tall, dark purple spikes from mid-summer until frost; fast growing and vigorous; prefers well drained garden soils; great for containers and rock gardens This annual plant will grow to be 36 to 48 inches high, and will spread approximately 36 to 48 inches when fully matured. Black … Read more
If you’ve ever admired the serene beauty of a birch tree, you know that its slender elegance is a sight to behold. Whether you’re an admirer or already have one gracing your landscape, understanding proper birch tree care can ensure they thrive and remain healthy. Caring for birch trees involves more than just watering and … Read more
Catnip is a magical herb that brings sheer joy and silliness out of cats when they get a whiff of its intoxicating minty scent. To keep your cats entertained for months on end, learning how to properly dry out fresh catnip to preserve its euphoric qualities is key. With just a few simple steps, you … Read more
The petite forget-me-not flower captivates with its delicate beauty and rich symbolism. While the most iconic forget-me-not colour is a vibrant sky blue these blooms actually come in a diverse range of hues. The Most Common Forget-Me-Not Colours Blue The quintessential forget-me-not colour is a bright, clear blue. Ranging from pale sky blue to deeper … Read more
Pruning tomato plants is an optional technique that some gardeners use to keep plants tidy, manipulate fruit size, and even speed ripening. There is one big catch: You should only prune indeterminate varieties, which produce new leaves and flowers continuously through the growing season. Here are some reasons to prune. Do you like to train … Read more
Got mealybugs on your indoor plants? Don’t worry! We’ve got you covered with three ways to learn how to kick these pesky invaders to the curb: I’ve been helping with plant care for thousands of our customers and one of the most common issues is mealy bugs which freaks a lot of novice plant beginners. … Read more
Trees with yellow leaves in summer play a significant role in enhancing the beauty of any landscape. In the summer season, when the weather is favorable for growth, these trees grow abundantly and create a stunning display of beauty. The soft and subtle yellowish hue of the leaves adds a unique texture and contrast to … Read more
Buddleia is an easy and fast-growing shrub, that will suit any garden where there is sun and well-drained soil. There are larger and smaller varieties, good for borders and pots. Commonly known as the butterfly bush, the flower heads are full of nectar and are a magnet for many insects. Flowers come in a wide … Read more