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If you were outside in the cold, you’d want to find a nice warm place to shelter in. Mice are no different. Compost heaps can offer warmth, protection and quite possibly some food too. Unfortunately, humans are not always so keen on mice in the compost heap. But is it a problem? And if it … Read more
With its delightfully mild, nutty flavor and velvety soft leaves, mache lettuce makes a tasty addition to salads, sandwiches, and more. But where can you purchase this unique green in your area? In this article, we’ll explore options for buying mache lettuce locally or online for home delivery. What is Mache Lettuce? Also known as … Read more
Few plants rival the elegance and romantic charm of climbing roses. With their arching canes and cascading blooms, these ornamental beauties add vertical interest, fragrance, and timeless grace to garden walls, arbors, pergolas, and trellises. Whether you prefer classic, full-petaled blooms or modern reblooming varieties, climbing roses can transform bare spaces into blooming masterpieces. Here … Read more
Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park in Oyster Bay, New York is home to the beautiful Camellia House greenhouse. This iconic structure has an intriguing history intertwined with the arboretum’s development in the early 20th century. A Passion for Flowers The Camellia House was originally built in 1913 by William and Mai Rogers Coe, the … Read more
Moss is a unique type of plant that can survive in low light conditions, leading many people to believe it doesn’t need much light at all. But the truth is, while moss prefers shady spots, it still requires adequate light to photosynthesize, grow and thrive Understanding how to provide the right amount of light for … Read more
African violets, also known as Saintpaulias, are one of the most popular and beloved houseplants With their bright flowers and velvety leaves, it’s easy to see why they have been treasured houseplants for over a century. Though most African violets are quite petite, ranging from 3-6 inches in diameter, there are a number of varieties … Read more
The croton (Codiaeum variegatum) is a popular houseplant. This leafy, ornamental plant is native to tropical areas but adapts well indoors. But if you have a cat, this isn’t a plant you want in your home. All croton varieties—including evening embers, gold dust, and Zanzibar—are toxic to cats. Learn more about what to do if … Read more
Strawberry plants are among the best fruiting options to grow from home if youre unfamiliar with growing produce. They can thrive in small containers outdoors or indoors, and they require little maintenance throughout the growing season. Yet, like with any other garden plant, theyre susceptible to a variety of issues that may cause dying foliage … Read more
Growing an orchid from seed is a delicate and rewarding process that allows you to propagate new orchid plants. Orchid seeds are extremely tiny, with over 500,000 seeds fitting on an aspirin tablet. This makes sourcing and handling the seeds a challenging first step. However, with proper sterile technique, nutrient agar medium, and adequate sunlight, … Read more
Bringing plants into your home can instantly boost your mood and brighten up your space. But if you’re a beginner, the idea of keeping a houseplant alive can seem daunting. How do you know which plants will thrive with minimal effort on your part? After analyzing frequently recommended houseplants for beginners on leading gardening sites … Read more