How to Deal with Transplant Shock in Your Home Garden
Growing plants from seeds or cuttings is fun and extremely rewarding. But plant transplant shock loss can ruin the fun when plants don’t grow or … Read more
How to Increase Your Schefflera Collection: Propagation Tips
Every consistent gardener eventually comes across one popular Schefflera variety sooner than later, and that’s for a good reason: growing Schefflera pots indoors quickly adds … Read more
How to Transplant Aloe Vera Without Shock
As someone who loves to garden and keep various plants in my home, I have always been a big fan of aloe vera. Not only … Read more
Palmetto Tree vs Palm Tree: How to Differente Them
While the Palmetto and palm tree belong to the same family, they are very different. However, both trees make an excellent addition to your landscape. … Read more
Holy Basil vs Basil: Which One Is Right for You?
Holy basil and basil are two popular varieties of basil. They are both members of the Lamiaceae family and are species within the Ocimum genus. … Read more
Moving Asparagus: How to Transplant Your Plants
A favorite in cooler climes, asparagus is a well-liked perennial crop planted in many home gardens. Occasionally, home gardeners want to try their hand at … Read more
Easy Techniques for Propagating Tradescantia Plants
Tradescantia varieties belong to the Commelinaceae family, a collection of about 85 evergreen blooming decorative garden plants originally naturalized in southern Canada, the West Indies, … Read more
Variegated Pink Lemon: The Citrus Tree You Need in Your Garden
The variegated pink lemon is a unique and beautiful citrus tree that can bring color and life to any landscape. With its dark green leaves … Read more
Raspberry Plant Spacing: More Raspberries, Less Problems
Raspberries are hardy plants and are enthusiastic growers. The Raspberry plant is notorious for its eagerness to grow and reproduce, so gardeners must pay close … Read more
Optimizing Your Cabbage Crop: Tips for Proper Spacing
Cabbage is a vegetable that I grew up with, and this is because my parents planted and sold cabbage and used it voraciously in our … Read more