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Growing Bay Leaf Plants in Pots: A Complete Care Guide
Bay leaf plants (Laurus nobilis) are a popular herb known for their fragrant leaves that are used to flavor soups, stews, and other dishes. While bay leaf plants can grow quite large when planted in the ground, they can also thrive when grown in containers. Here is a complete guide to caring for bay leaf … Read more
My Amaryllis Bulb is Not Growing – Reasons and Solutions
Amaryllis bulbs are popular flowering bulbs that produce showy, trumpet-shaped blooms during the winter and spring. Their large, vibrant flowers on tall stalks make a stunning statement in any indoor space. However, sometimes amaryllis bulbs fail to grow or rebloom after the initial flowering. If you notice your amaryllis bulb is not growing, there are … Read more
How to Speed Up Grass Seed Germination: A Comprehensive Guide
Miniclover® (Trifolium repens) is a perennial, drought tolerant white clover only growing to approximately 4 – 6 inches tall making it ideal for a lawn alternative or to mix with your current lawn grass. Miniclover®, a very small leaved white clover, also produces stolons so that it can spread itself evenly over the ground. Adding … Read more
How Tall Do Japanese Maple Trees Grow? Exploring Their Range of Sizes
Japanese maple trees originated in East Asia and are often part of traditional Japanese landscaping and garden design. Japanese maples are commonly used in bonsai and are prized for their ease of care and beautiful fall leaf colors. The size of the Japanese maple differs by variety and cultivar, ranging from 2 feet to 25 … Read more
How Big Can Venus Flytraps Get? A Complete Guide
The Venus fly trap (Dionaea muscipula) is a perennial carnivorous plant, a member of the sundew family well known for consuming small insects. People grow it in part because of its unique and eye-catching look, but mostly because of what it does. Notoriously difficult to care for, these fickle moisture-lovers can still thrive in your … Read more
Should You Prune Potato Plants? An In-Depth Guide
Pruning potato plants is a controversial topic among gardeners. Some swear by it for higher yields and healthier plants, while others insist it does more harm than good. So should you prune your potato plants or leave them be? The short answer is – it depends. In certain situations, strategic pruning can benefit potato plants … Read more
When to Plant Peony Roots for Beautiful Blooms
This website is reader-supported – thank you! This post may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you. These perennial plants come in a variety of types, including the robust tree peonies, the classic herbaceous peonies, and the hybrid Itoh peonies, each boasting its own … Read more
How to Plant Butterfly Bush Seeds
Buddleia is an easy and fast-growing shrub, that will suit any garden where there is sun and well-drained soil. There are larger and smaller varieties, good for borders and pots. Commonly known as the butterfly bush, the flower heads are full of nectar and are a magnet for many insects. Flowers come in a wide … Read more
Plants That Look Like Mimosa: Gorgeous Alternatives to Grow
Some accounts say mimosa trees were introduced to the United States by French Botanist Andre Michaux in 1787. From his nursery in Charleston, South Carolina, Michaux shipped North American plants to France and imported species from around the world. Michaux brought mimosa seeds back to his nursery from Persia. However, the mimosa tree is native … Read more