Plant Propagation

Hanging baskets add long-lasting colour, height and interest to patios, doorways and balconies. The best plants for hanging baskets are tender perennials and annuals that have been bred to flower for a long time, providing a splash of colour all summer long. Include a mix of upright and trailing plants for a generous, blowsy look. … Read more

Yellow caterpillars with black stripes are a common sight in gardens and backyards across North America. These brightly colored insects are the larvae of various butterfly and moth species. Identifying the different types of yellow and black striped caterpillars can be done by looking closely at their distinctive markings, host plants, and stinging hairs or … Read more

First off, congratulations on realizing that you can grow your own loofah sponge. Most people think they grow in the ocean alongside other sponges, like Mr. SquarePants. Growing loofah is easy in warm climates, but with this guide Ill show you that you can grow your own luffa sponge almost anywhere. As a matter of … Read more

String of pearls (Curio rowleyanus) is one of the prettiest houseplants you can grow. This succulent is known for its round, beadlike leaves and long, trailing stems that make it an excellent hanging plant. Like its relative string of bananas, you can propagate string of pearls from stem cuttings in a few different ways: by … Read more

Spider plants with their graceful arching leaves and trailing baby plantlets are a common houseplant found in many homes. But did you know these plants grow naturally in the wilderness too? Understanding the native habitat of spider plants provides fascinating insights into their ideal growing conditions and adaptations for survival. In this article, we’ll take … Read more

Magnolia seeds are a bright red surprise in the fall garden. But more than just adding beauty, you can grow them into new trees. Heres how to do it. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. After the flowers are long gone from your … Read more

Overwintering Salvias in Pots: A Comprehensive Guide Salvias are one of the most popular summer-blooming perennials, providing months of vivid color in gardens and containers. Their spiky flowers come in a huge range of hues like fuchsia, purple, red, white, and electric blue. While most salvias are hardy perennials, some types like Rockin’ and Unplugged … Read more

With a wide range of colors, bloom sizes, and plant sizes, petunias are a top choice for many gardeners. They grow incredibly well in containers, flower beds, landscapes, and hanging baskets. No matter where you choose to grow petunias, they will provide endless displays of blooms, even in the heat of summer. It’s inevitably easier … Read more

Bloomaker Tulips are available in the U.S. in various grocery stores and retailers (find ones near you here) We know you want to regrow your tulips and keep your Bloomaker bulbs healthy all year long. Here are our instructions for regrowing your tulips in two different ways: in soil and hydroponically. How To Replant Tulip … Read more

Tulips are a classic spring flower that can brighten up any garden with their cheerful blooms. If you’re new to gardening, you may be wondering if you can plant potted tulips directly in the ground. The answer is yes, you absolutely can! Planting potted tulips is a great way for beginners to add instant color … Read more