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Who doesnt love the sight of cheery yellow blossoms all year long? Bright tulips and daffodils rule spring, golden black-eyed Susans are often used in the summer, fall brings yellow marigolds and sunflowers, and winter finishes it all off with some blooming wintersweet and witch hazel. However, what each of these flowering plants has in … Read more
Rosy-pink flowers add a touch of romance when displayed against this shrubs dark glossy foliage. Produces a huge amount of flowers in spring that re-bloom throughout summer. Pruning is an essential part of caring for wine and roses weigela bushes. Proper pruning encourages healthy growth, abundant blooms, and an attractive shape. In this article, we’ll … Read more
Hibiscus is a shrub that features large vibrantly-colored flowers during the summer. There is confusion about whether Hibiscus is an annual or a perennial. There are two varieties of Hibiscus: hardy Hibiscus and tropical Hibiscus. Both types are perennials, but the tropical variety is grown as an annual in some instances. Hibiscus is one of … Read more
Did you know Venus flytraps (Dionaea muscipula) go through dormancy? Yes, much like black bears and desert tortoises, Venus Flytraps “hibernate” for the winter. However, Venus fly trap hibernation is a much different process than mammals and reptiles — and isn’t exactly mandatory (just highly recommended). Keep reading to learn everything you need to know … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Peach trees are one of the least winter hardy stone fruits. Most varieties will lose buds and new growth in -15 degrees F. (-26 C.). weather and can be killed in -25 degrees F. (-31 C.). They … Read more
The money tree, or Pachira aquatica, is one of the most popular tropical houseplants known for its low-maintenance care needs and beautiful palm-shaped leaves. The tree has positive associations with Feng Shui as its believed to bring good fortune and wealth. However, the leaves of this hardy indoor plant may turn yellow, brown, or white … Read more
For many fiddle leaf fig owners, nothing is as terrifying as noticing that your beloved fiddle has dropped a leaf or, *gasp*, several leaves! Before you panic and start watering, repotting, buying grow lights, putting your plant outside, or checking for insects, take a breath. The good news is that sometimes, dropping a leaf or … Read more
Making sure the grass is always greener isn’t always easy, but some products like Sunday lawn care kits can make it easy. From figuring out the best lawn fertilizer for your needs to knowing when to apply it, achieving a healthy lawn is the result of a long process and many steps. Problems like dead … Read more
Green caterpillars are one of the most recognizable (and often unwanted) visitors to your garden, and are often found munching on the leaves of various ornamental and edible plants, shrubs, and trees. For the most part, caterpillars are harmless to humans but some may cause skin irritations when touched, or even spit acid in defense! … Read more
Terrariums are an incredibly fun and satisfying gardening project. These mini self-contained worlds allow you to create a slice of nature in a glass container. And succulents make the perfect terrarium plants. With their hardy nature and sculptural shapes succulents can transform an ordinary glass jar into a living work of art. In this simple … Read more