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Have you ever looked out at your garden and wondered, why is my apple tree dying? Youre not alone. Many gardeners, from seasoned pros to enthusiastic newbies, face this perplexing issue. At Raintree Nursery, we understand the sinking feeling of seeing your apple tree, once lush and vibrant, now showing signs of distress. But fear … Read more
Repotting dracaena plants can be a daunting task. After all, you have to make sure it is done properly so that you don’t damage the roots or the crown of the plant. But fear not! With this step-by-step guide, repotting your Dracaena will be no problem at all. We’ll go over everything from how to … Read more
Grapes are such a fun, juicy fruit that it’s no wonder many gardeners seek out plants with a similar grape-like appearance Certain flowers and foliage replicate the orb shapes, sizes, and cluster formations of actual grapes. Adding these imposter plants creates intrigue and whimsy in your garden In this article, we look at 10 great … Read more
Impatiens are flowering plants that maintain a low profile. Mature Impatiens typically grow to be about 20 inches tall and spread out up to 24 inches, depending on the variety. Impatiens are low-maintenance and generally do not require much pruning or deadheading, but trimming the plant can rejuvenate growth and maintain a neat appearance. Trimming … Read more
Seeing the large globe of an artichoke and imagining growing the edible beast in a garden may seem intimidating, but artichokes can be an easy and striking addition with the ability to grow almost anywhere in the United States. Depending on climate, some artichoke plants may return as perennials. Artichoke seeds can be started in … Read more
Transplanting blueberry bushes can seem daunting for any gardener, but have no fear – with the right planning and preparation, you can successfully move your bushes to a new home in the garden. As an avid home gardener myself, I’ve learned that timing is everything when it comes to transplanting blueberry bushes. Choosing the optimal … Read more
Growing corn is such a joy! Theres just something so special about harvesting lovely bright yellow corn cobs from your own garden. I always try to start the seeds in late spring so that I have a few plants ready when the soil gets warmer. This process starts in mid-May where I live, but this … Read more
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