As a rhubarb grower, you likely expect to harvest beautiful red stalks. So it can be disappointing when your rhubarb plants produce green stalks instead of the iconic red ones. Don’t worry – there are some simple reasons why your rhubarb isn’t turning red. With a few easy fixes, you can get your plants producing … Read more
May Night Salvia is a gorgeous variety loved for its deep violet-blue flower spikes. While often seen in gardens, this salvia also thrives beautifully in containers. Growing may night salvias in pots allows you to showcase their vivid blossoms on patios, porches, and in potted arrangements. With the right care, these compact perennials will reward … Read more
Tulips are one of the most beloved flowers that bloom in spring. Their colorful cup-shaped blooms are a cheerful sight after a long winter. But to get the best display from your tulips, it’s important to water them properly throughout their growth cycle. Here’s a complete guide on how often you should water tulips. Watering … Read more
Cherry blossoms hold a special place in gardener’s hearts with their explosion of spring flowers. But what if you want that dreamy look in your landscape without the hassle of growing real (and often fussy) cherries? Luckily many trees mimic the bloom and form of cherries letting you recreate that magical look. Keep reading for … Read more
Statice is a beautiful, long-lasting flower that is perfect for cut flower arrangements and dried floral crafts. Though often grown as an annual, statice is actually a short-lived perennial in warmer climates. With its colorful blooms and unique, paper-like texture, statice adds interest and visual appeal to any garden. Growing statice from seed is quite … Read more
Forsythias are prized ornamental shrubs known for producing bright yellow flowers in early spring, often before most other plants have begun to bloom. Their cheery blossoms are a sure sign that winter is over and spring has arrived. However, sometimes forsythias fail to bloom as expected, leaving gardeners wondering why their plants are not living … Read more
As the end of summer approaches and cooler temperatures set in, it’s important to start thinking about preparing your clematis vines for the coming winter months Proper clematis care in the fall will ensure your plants survive the winter and put on a spectacular floral display when spring rolls around again In this comprehensive guide, … Read more
Propagating fiddle leaf figs (Ficus lyrata) in water is an easy and fun way to get more beautiful, full-sized plants for free. The water propagation method has high success rates and offers a simple alternative to rooting cuttings in soil. It allows you to monitor root growth closely and takes the guesswork out of watering. … Read more
Lilacs are classic flowering shrubs that add fragrance and beauty to any garden. Their sweet floral scent and attractive blooms make them a gardener’s delight. Lilacs propagate easily by sending up new shoots called suckers from the root system. These shoots can be dug up and transplanted to start new lilac bushes in other areas … Read more
Ground cover plants are essential for any garden or landscape They provide year-round foliage, help control erosion, and allow you to avoid mowing tricky slopes and hills Evergreen ground covers are especially useful since they maintain their leaves through the winter when most plants lose theirs. When selecting evergreen ground cover there are a few … Read more