As a proud bald cypress tree owner you know that these stunning trees provide incredible beauty graceful form, and versatility to landscapes across hardiness zones 4-11. However, their delicate needles and branches are susceptible to damage from sudden drops in temperature and early winter frosts. Protecting your bald cypress trees properly can make all the … Read more
Banana plants have long been a favorite of gardeners in temperate climates but many banana cultivars are much more cold hardy than you might think. We offer banana trees that are cold hardy north of USDA hardiness zone 7. But even if you are in a more chilly part of the world, you can still … Read more
The delicate cascading leaves of baby’s tears plant (Soleirolia soleirolii) make it a gorgeous addition to containers and hanging baskets. This easy-care plant thrives with minimal effort, as long as you meet a few basic care requirements. Follow this complete guide for tips on choosing the right pot watering, fertilizing, troubleshooting problems, and more! Choosing … Read more
Basil is a common herb that is most often used in the kitchen, but it is also good for the garden and has amazing health benefits! Learn about 10 reasons to grow basil and the benefits of basil. Adding basil plants to your garden can provide a host of benefits beyond just having a tasty … Read more
The delicate pastel flowers and finely textured foliage of bacopa plants belie its tough nature. Most often grown as an annual, this blooming workhorse provides summer-long color with very little effort. Whether used as a cascading accent in a hanging basket or a sprawling ground cover in the landscape, bacopa combines well with other plants … Read more
The Bambino plant produces adorable tiny heart-shaped leaves that add charm and greenery to any indoor space. But did you know you can actually harvest leaves from your Bambino plant to enjoy or share? With the right timing and technique, harvesting Bambino leaves can be done successfully When to Harvest Bambino Leaves Harvesting too early … Read more
“It is helpful to use Supreme IT and Viper Insect Dust on the plants and bushes when the leafhopper is in the nymph stage. The adult leafhopper’s movement is quite limber; therefore,, it is better to eradicate them early in its life cycle.” This page is an expert guide on getting rid of leaf hopper … Read more
A garden is full of life. It’s natural to have all kinds of insects buzzing around. Flies, beetles, bees, there are good and bad. So what about spider mites? Are they good bugs, or are they harmful to plants? With its delicate white blooms and airy foliage, baby’s breath adds graceful beauty to any garden … Read more
Balsam is an annual that is simple to grow. The roughly 1 to 3-inch-wide flowers have a vibrant cup shape. They bloom in the late spring and continue through the first fall frost. The blossoms might be spotted, bicolored, or uniform in colour. In full sun to partial shade on fertile, porous, well-drained but moist … Read more
Banish black spots and restore Baob beauty with our definitive guide to tackling fungal foes and environmental stress! ✨ The baobab tree, with its massive trunk and unique upside-down look, is truly an iconic image of the African savanna. These majestic trees can live for thousands of years, but they are still susceptible to diseases … Read more