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The dappled willow, also known as the tri-color or variegated willow, is a popular ornamental shrub grown for its beautiful pink, white and green foliage With its multi-colored leaves emerging in springtime, the dappled willow adds a pop of color to the garden Proper pruning is key to keeping your dappled willow looking its best … Read more
Colorado blue spruce, also called blue spruce, is a coniferous evergreen tree in the pine family with sharp, short needles, a pyramid shape with silvery-blue foliage color, and commonly used as a Christmas tree. It grows slowly, averaging about 60 feet tall, although some can grow up to 75 feet. A Colorado blue spruce needs … Read more
Pruning and deadheading begonia is recommended to promote a bushier plant with more flowers. Also, prune if your plant becomes leggy. This will help the plant have healthier looking growth and helps encourage the plants to put energy towards producing more flowers. Begonias are some of the most popular flowering plants grown in gardens and … Read more
If you’re looking for fragrance as well as beauty, you can’t go wrong with lavender sun perennials! These fragrant herbs are a lovely addition to any garden, whether you want them for pure aesthetic purposes or for their utility in the home. With their beautiful flowers and pleasant fragrance, lavender plants are a beloved addition … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Tulips are a finicky flower. While they are graceful and beautiful when they bloom, in many parts of the country, tulips may only last a year or two before they stop blooming. This can leave a gardener … Read more
The money tree (Pachira aquatica) is a popular tropical plant known for its palm-shaped leaves and positive associations with feng shui but its foliage turns yellow if overwatered or it gets too much light. Otherwise, a money tree is a low-maintenance, unfinicky indoor tree that is also easy to propagate. Catch it early when your … Read more
Once the warmer temps of spring reach your garden, little soft-bodied bugs congregate around the ends of your rose’s new growth, feeding on the plant’s sap. Aphids, the true sign of spring! As much as we hate seeing these pests feeding on our plants, they are common worldwide and hard to avoid. Most of the … Read more
Propagate pear trees with ease using our ultimate guide, and savor the sweet success of home-grown fruit! If you have a beautiful, fruit-bearing pear tree, you may be wondering if you can propagate it to grow more trees. The short answer is yes – with some patience and the right techniques, you can absolutely propagate … Read more
Bonsai trees are miniature trees grown in containers. With proper care these little trees can live for decades or even centuries. However, as the tree grows over time it will eventually outgrow its pot and need to be replanted. Replanting, also known as repotting, is an essential part of caring for a bonsai tree. This … Read more
Dahlias are absolutely stunning in the summer garden with their bright, colorful blooms But when fall arrives, it’s important to know how to properly care for dahlias so they survive the winter and return vigorously next year In this guide. I’ll provide a complete overview of fall dahlia care including Why fall care is crucial … Read more