Perennials with pink flowers are the true muses of romantic gardens, gracing them with an undeniably timeless and poetic allure. But their charm doesn’t end there – pink perennials can …
A room without a decorative and leafy houseplant looks empty, dull, and forlorn… But if you want a really bold and exotic effect, any of the many alocasia varieties can …
Potatoes, the unassuming root vegetable, have been a constant presence in kitchens and gardens for as long as anyone can remember. While the standard Russet, Red, or Yellow potatoes may …
Spring is the season of flowers, and you won’t have any problems filling your garden with colorful blossoms in April, May, or summer too, and even into late fall. But …
Let’s try an experiment: if I say, “Florida,” what tree springs to your mind? A palm tree, of course! Maybe a tall upright tree with long fronds or one with …
Early blight is a common fungal disease that can attack your tomatoes and spread throughout your garden to other plants in the tomato family. The disease is more likely to …
We all love hydrangeas for their vigorous growth, long and massive blooms, and because they are very low maintenance, but if you want to give your flowering shrub a hand …
Clematis blossoms can make all the difference to your garden hanging from trellises, pergolas, and draping walls or fences! These vines’ large and showy flowers are so eye-catching that they …
With warming temperatures and longer days, it is hard to not succumb to spring fever, especially when it comes to your garden. This winter has held cold, snowy days, but …
Most of us are familiar with tomatoes being determinate or indeterminate, and even some beans will produce either long sprawling vines or short stubby bushes. But what about potatoes? Do …
