Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living
Looking to keep your poinsettia plants looking healthy and beautiful all through the Christmas season this year? There is little doubt the poinsettias are the official flower of the Christmas holiday season. With colors ranging from deep red to crimson,
As winter approaches, we have been getting a lot of questions to the blog about how to prepare and care for rose bushes this fall before the harsh cold and snow arrive. With that in mind, we thought today’s article
Winter is just around the corner, and that means it’s time to start preparing and protecting your strawberry plants for a long winter’s nap! Whether you grow strawberries in the garden, raised beds, or pots and containers – they need
Did you know that with just a little bit of care, you can save your hardy potted and container mums to grow again next year? Talk about a serious savings to the pocketbook! Mums are synonymous with fall decorating. Whether
Autumn is in full swing, and that means it’s time for a little fall daylily care! Daylilies are a powerhouse perennial that provide beautiful foliage and blooms from early spring to early fall. But as autumn hits full stride, they
One of the hardest tasks for gardeners is identifying the plants and/or weeds growing in their landscape. Or for that matter, identifying them anywhere you might happen to be! We have all been there at some point with one of
You might be surprised to find out just how easy it is to save and overwinter your hanging basket and container ferns to use again next year! Ferns are one of the best choices for decorating patios, porches and the
Although spring and fall are popular times for splitting and dividing perennials, many perennials can be divided as soon as they finish blooming in the middle of summer. And summer dividing holds big advantages for both you, and your landscape!
Sometimes it’s better to be lucky than good – like accidentally stumbling on to one of the most beautiful, longest blooming perennial plants we’ve ever grown at the farm. And are we ever glad we did! Not only are its