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Growing carrots in grow bags is a fantastic option, especially for those who cant garden directly in the ground. Carrots thrive in loose, well-drained soil, making fabric grow bags perfect since they provide excellent aeration and prevent waterlogging. Here’s a guide to growing carrots in grow bags, along with size suggestions from 247Garden’s tall fabric … Read more
Gardenias are prized for their intensely fragrant creamy white blooms and glossy green leaves. But like any potted plant, over time gardenias can become rootbound or nutrient deficient if left in the same pot for too long. Repotting your gardenia into fresh soil gives it room to grow and provides nutrients for optimal health. Follow … Read more
Growing super spicy chillies at home is easier than you think, whether youre new to getting your fingers green or a dab hand at planting produce. They say variety is the spice of life, but chillies must come a close second. There are several tasty types of chilli, from juicy jalapenos to scorching scotch bonnets. … Read more
Marigolds are famous for their fragrant flowers that bloom in all shades of yellow, orange, and red. These easy to grow heat-lovers thrive in all hardiness zones if planted at the right time. Eden Brothers has both French and African marigolds available in differing shades and heights. Order your marigold seeds today for brilliant blooms … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Do you have blueberry plants that are not producing fruit? Maybe even a blueberry bush that isn’t even flowering? Fear not, the following information will help you sleuth out common reasons for a blueberry bush that is … Read more
Calla lilies with their elegant white flowers and lush green leaves, are a gorgeous addition to any garden. But when those vibrant leaves start turning yellow it can be cause for concern. A calla lily turning yellow is often a sign of an underlying issue with the plant’s care. The good news is, with some … Read more
Sugar cane is a tall, clump-forming perennial grass whose long, thick stems are filled with sweet sap. It is mostly grown commercially for foodstuff, including sugar and molasses. In addition, it has also found its way into home gardens as an ornamental. It is used as privacy screen, border, accent, or focal point. Once sugar … Read more
Fiddle fig trees are the new “IT” plants. You’ll see them gracing Pinterest pins or Instagram photos of beautiful living rooms or bedrooms. That’s probably one of the reasons why I adopted a handful, along with some Monsteras. Nowadays, visitors to my previously drab apartment gasp at my beautiful indoor plants. My babies are thriving … Read more
Roots – the grapevine underground part of the plant, are multi-branched structures growing to various depths into the soil. Depending on the grape variety (rootstock), climate, and soil in which they grow, the grapevine root system differs in rooting pattern and depth. Grapevine roots have many functions and thus directly affect grape quality and quantity, … Read more
Storing apples might just be the easiest and most rewarding way to start experimenting with home food storage. We began our root cellaring journey not with a fancy setup, but by simply tucking apples into the coolest part of our basement. I wanted to see how long they’d keep—and the answer surprised me. Even without … Read more