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The iris, a flower of captivating beauty and rich symbolism, holds a special place in the hearts of gardeners and artists alike. Named after the Greek goddess Iris, who was considered a messenger between heaven and earth, this flower is a symbol of communication and eloquence. If youre eager to welcome this flower into your … Read more
Did you know that dividing your dahlia tubers every year has many benefits? I’ll show you my process for dividing dahlia tubers in the spring and explain the advantages of splitting these dahlia root clumps annually. Dividing your dahlia bulbs every year is essential to get the most beautiful flowers and best results from your … Read more
If you have a pothos plant, then you know already that they are pretty darn prolific. Maybe even too prolific. You turn your back and suddenly, there are vines draping down to the floor and crawling across your bookshelves… We link to vendors to help you find relevant products. If you buy from one of … Read more
Iris plants are cherished for their stunning flowers that come in a diverse range of colors. With proper care, these elegant perennials can continue blooming year after year and add lots of beauty to your garden. One of the keys to keeping iris plants healthy and encouraging prolific blooms is fertilizing them at the right … Read more
Are Mandevillas Poisonous to Dogs? What You Need to Know About This Colorful Plant As a dog owner and gardener you want to make sure your garden is both beautiful and safe for your furry friend. Mandevillas are a popular tropical vine grown for their glossy leaves and brightly colored flowers. But are these stunning … Read more
Tubers are the roots of mature plants and look like a cluster of brown, carrot-like roots joined by the previous year’s dried stem. You can buy them from garden centres or by mail order in spring, or use your own tubers that you have overwintered. Dahlias will come back every year, but if you live … Read more
Impatiens are some of the most popular annual flowers grown in gardens across North America With their brightly colored blooms and ability to thrive in shady locations, it’s easy to see why they are a favorite for flower beds, borders, container gardens and hanging baskets But like all plants, impatiens have specific needs when it … Read more
Elephant ears are giant leafy (mostly) tropical plants. Colocasias are what we primarily call “elephant ears,” but alocasias (upright elephant ears) slip in there, too. When you buy dormant elephant ear plants, you’re buying the corms, or bulb-like structure. A corm is a swollen underground stem. Corms look like bulbs, but while bulbs are formed … Read more
A pineapple plant with vibrant green leaves is a sign of good health. However, if those leaves start turning yellow, it indicates an underlying problem. Yellowing leaves on a pineapple plant can be caused by various factors, including improper watering, lack of nutrients, pests, diseases, environmental stresses, and more. The key is identifying the specific … Read more
Hydrangeas are one of the most beloved flowering shrubs for the summer garden. Their large, showy blossoms come in a range of colors like pink, blue, purple, white and green that brighten up any outdoor space. While hydrangeas make a big impact on their own, combining them with companion plants can really take your garden … Read more