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28/11/2020

Winter herb plant care begins long before winter arrives. A few weeks ago I was tending the herbs. Another year of growing beautiful, useful medicinal and

25/11/2020

Most cacti and succulents can be easily propagated from stem or leaf cuttings. Those cacti whose stems are formed of segments always...

22/10/2020

Here it is. Sadness. But apparently it's all good. It's supposed to go dormant. First time caring for a dormant plant over the winter! We'll see if it comes back on the spring.

22/10/2020

The beautiful plant I had on my front porch had started looking very sad. But there is hope!

With a few tips on how to care for Caladium indoors, you may be able to enjoy the attractive leaves for a bit longer than outdoor grown tubers. To learn more about growing caladium houseplant, this article will help.

02/10/2020

Fall is here!

Tidying up the garden in fall gives you a head start next spring. Here are tips for cleaning up — while also inviting pollinators and birds to your landscape through the autumn season.

21/07/2020

Chamomile flowers have long been used for soothing tea, but this prolific bloom can be used for much more! Here's how to grow, harvest, and use chamomile.

18/07/2020

So nice to find this information in one spot. Just put in your zip code and you'll get a list of native plants for your area!

Considering adding plants to your garden? Or better yet, replacing some of your lawn with pollinator-friendly plants? Consider native plants first.

They're the best choice for pollinators and the most likely to thrive in your garden.

Native plants are more likely to adapt to your site, and require the least additional water and care, including pesticides. They are also essential ingredients in the “food web” of your backyard ecosystem.

There are beautiful choices for every region, from perennials and ornamental grasses to shrubs and trees. When choosing native plants, go for varieties that have adapted to your particular climate and conditions to ensure optimal health and growth.

Our friends at the National Wildlife Federation have made it easy to identify which plants are native to your area, with their Native Plant Finder tool. All you need is your zip code! Learn more at https://www.nwf.org/NativePlantFinder/Plants

02/07/2020

Neat!

The full Buck Moon rises on Saturday, July 4, reaching its peak after midnight on Sunday, July 5! Find out why July's full Moon is called the Buck Moon and learn!

02/07/2020

I'm going to try out lemongrass! Planting it tomorrow.

There are plenty of plants that will do the job of keeping nasty bugs away from your personal space. Try one of the following insect repellent plants!

09/06/2020

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05/06/2020

Who knew. I'll have to check it out!

Known for its multi-stemmed, compact, slow-growing habit, Kilimandjaro Sunrise sports blush-pink, lacecap-like flowers and blooms in both spring and summer.