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Generally speaking tomato and pepper seedlings are ready to be planted outside in the garden about 6 weeks following germination. It is a huge benefit if seedlings are “potted up” from their original small cells into slightly larger pots before planting outside. Potting up tomato and pepper seedlings is best done around the 4-week stage … Read more
Welcome to the fascinating world of rhododendron propagation, where the beauty of flower buds unfolds into lush, vibrant gardens. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the art and science of multiplying these stunning plants, ensuring that all gardeners can successfully cultivate new rhododendrons from their existing favorites. Learn how to identify the best flower … Read more
Mandevilla, also known as Dipladenia, Brazilian jasmine and rock trumpet, is a woody climber native to tropical Central and South America. It has gently scented, vibrant blooms and makes a fine conservatory plant in the UK. The name ‘Mandevilla’ is derived from the surname of a British diplomat and plant enthusiast named Henry Mandeville (1773-1861). … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Clematis plants are known as the “queen vines” and can be divided into three groups: early flowering, late flowering, and repeated bloomers. Clematis plants are hardy to USDA plant hardiness zone 3. Nothing adds elegance, beauty, or … Read more
Clumping bamboo has been a long time favorite for landscapers, not only for its aesthetic appeal, but for its “stay-where-you-put-it” qualities as well. Unlike running bamboo, which has the habit of getting out of control, clumping bamboo grows in densely formed clumps of culms wherever you put it. Clumping bamboo is a great choice for … Read more
Growing in a warm, sheltered spot, cherry trees fruit abundantly every summer With their delicious juicy fruits, pretty spring blossom and bright autumn foliage, cherry trees are an asset to any garden. Producing either sweet cherries for eating fresh or acid cherries for cooking, the trees come in various sizes to suit most gardens – … Read more
Dogwood, Cornus sanguinea, is typically grown for winter colour, when its red, leafless stems shine like beacons in the bare winter garden. It looks fantastic when planted with evergreen shrubs, and among spring flowers. However dogwood also makes a fantastic wildlife shrub and can be grown into a hedge alongside other wildlife-friendly plants such as … Read more
Boxwood is a classic broadleaf evergreen shrub thatâs deer resistant, hardy in zones 5-9 and can be grown in full sun to full shade. Itâs an invaluable garden design element both for the winter interest of its evergreen foliage and the structure it lends to plantings. Though boxwood can be left shaggy, its dense growth … Read more
Putting plants into the ground is probably one of the things I enjoy most about spring and early summer. I grow my tomatoes from seed so it’s somewhat of a relief to get the plethora of young seedlings out of my house and into the dirt! Knowing how to correctly transplant your tomatoes will set … Read more
Misho is a Japanese term that refers to planting, growing, and cultivating bonsai from a seed. The advantage of growing bonsai this way is that you can have complete control over how you would want the plants to grow and flourish. If you are interested to learn the basics of planting and growing a bonsai … Read more