Last updated on August 23rd, 2021 at 11:03 pmAround the middle of September every year, I like to head out to my flower beds to plant bulbs for Spring. A majority of bulbs need to experience a “hard freeze” before they are ready to bloom again in the Spring, so planting them in September is […]
Living Fence Ideas: 15 Amazing Options For Your Yard
Last updated on November 2nd, 2021 at 08:50 pmLiving Fence Ideas: 15 Amazing Options For Your Yard Living fences are amazing! Just think: a fence that grows itself, lasts for decades or centuries, and looks amazing! If you’re seeking more privacy in your backyard (or even for your front yard), living fences are a great […]
How to Protect Plants from Frost: 11 Tips to Keep Your Plants Safe from Frost Damage
Last updated on November 1st, 2021 at 06:23 pmNobody wants their plants to be damaged by an unexpected frost in the spring and fall. If you live in a part of the world where the danger of frost looms over your gardening efforts, this article is for you. A sudden and unexpected light freeze in […]
Hindu Rope Plants – Take Care of Them Today and Enjoy Stunning Flowers for Years
Last updated on November 6th, 2021 at 10:29 pmHoya carnosa Compacta, more commonly known as the Krinkle Kurl or the Hindu Rope Plants, belongs to the same genus as the wax plant or porcelain flower (Haya carnosa). The only feature that sets it apart from the Haya carnosa is its curly leaves. The Hindu Rope […]
String of Bananas Houseplant – What You Must Know When Growing Them
Last updated on October 14th, 2021 at 02:24 pmString of Bananas (SOBs) is a houseplant that is similar to another string succulent called String of Turtles. That said, the former can be easier to take care of because of its thicker stems. So, they’re relatively less delicate, and they don’t dry out quickly. Moreover, this […]
Begonia Maculata – A How-to Guide on Taking Care of a Begonia Maculata Plant in a Home Garden
Begonia maculata is a beautiful indoor plant, wildly famous for its striking exterior. The unique silver patches on its leaves give an exceptional touch to this plant. These patches mirror polka dots, so this plant has a common name, polka dots begonia. What Sets This Plant Apart? Like the String of Turtles plant, begonia maculata […]
Clever Gardening Hacks – An Overview on How to Save Time and Money
Last updated on November 2nd, 2021 at 08:52 pmGardening can be a relaxing and productive hobby to have. However, it is also a time-consuming process, and it requires a significant monetary investment. In that case, using some tips and tricks can make some processes less tedious and possibly more enjoyable. Also, you’ll be able to […]
String of Turtles Plant – A Guide to Growing Peperomia Prostrata
Last updated on November 17th, 2021 at 08:17 pmString of Turtles is a tropical vining plant with signature, turtle-like leaves. These beautiful, trailing houseplants have serious aesthetic appeal. They can brighten up any interior space, giving it a warm, welcoming look. String of Turtles is hugely popular due to its unique aesthetic. Along with Aglaonema […]
How to Start Hydroponic Gardening As A Beginner
Last updated on September 21st, 2021 at 10:53 pmHydroponic Gardening is a really neat gardening system that allows plants to grow, without soil! Plants grown by the hydroponic system have a growth rate that is 30-50 percent QUICKER than plants grown through original methods. You know what that means: big plants, fast! Not only do […]
Homemade Weed Killer – 5 Promising Homemade Weed Killer Recipes to Get Rid of This Garden Nuisance
Last updated on September 21st, 2021 at 10:59 pmGardeners and farmers despise weeds, and why wouldn’t they? Weeds are nothing but a nuisance that hinders the healthy growth of plants by utilizing all the nutrients in soil other plants need to grow. Not only do weeds affect the health and growth of surrounding plants, but […]
Cuban Oregano – Everything That You Must Know About It
Last updated on November 6th, 2021 at 11:24 pmCuban oregano is a plant that originates from eastern and southern Africa. So, centuries ago, Arab traders brought it to the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and India. After that, it was taken to Europe and eventually made its way to the Americas during the colonial era . What’s […]