Peace Lily Varieties That Bring Calm and Balance to Your Home
Loved for their lush, glossy and exotic foliage, as well as for their showy calla lily like blooms, many peace lily varieties are very popular…
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7 Simple Secrets to Grow Your Best Crop of Cucumbers Ever This Year!
Think fresh, juicy, refreshing and vegetables – Yes, it’s cucumbers! Easy to grow in your backyard, super-productive, these water and nutrient rich fruits are heaven…
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11 Easy Perennials You Should Propagate This January so You Have an Endless Supply of Free Plants Ready to Thrive by Spring
You know that strange, quiet stretch in winter when the world feels like it’s holding its breath? The holiday rush is over, the decorations are…
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18 Ways to Protect Your Potted Plants Outdoors in Winter
Fall is turning to an end, and the chilly winds of winters are already biting our hands, and our potted plants – that need protection!…
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13 Perennials You Should Be Pruning Right Now to Guarantee Better Growth and Healthier Plants Next Season
Well, I have good news for you: you don’t have to wait for the first warm day of spring to get started. In fact, for…
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12 Tips to Protect Pollinators and Beneficial Bugs and Insects in Winter
Pollinators and beneficial bugs are your best gardening friends, and they too need a little helping hand to survive the cold and harsh months of…
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How I Take Care of My Amaryllis After It’s Done Blooming So It Flowers Again
If your house is anything like mine right now, you probably have a few Amaryllis plants sitting around that are looking a little bit sad….
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Stunning Maranta Varieties That Instantly Elevate Your Indoor Space
Why do we love to grow maranta as a houseplant? Native to Central and South America, this leafy perennial can brighten up your office or…
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Why Won’t My Christmas Cactus Bloom? (And What to Do About It)
The exotic flowers of Christmas cactus look twice as lovely when the land is covered in a white mantle mantle of snow – but how…
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12 Flower Seeds to Start in January That Give You Earlier Blooms and a Fuller Garden
It’s about this time of year that every gardener gets what I refer to as “the green itch.” The holidays have come and gone. Things…
