The month of August is typically considered “too hot” to plant anything. Gardeners will usually wait it out and opt for planting in late September or early October. That said, just because it’s a common practice doesn’t make it logical or correct! In today’s article, let’s go over a long curated list of flowers you…
Although peace lilies are said to be low-maintenance, they can actually be a pain in the bum once they start showing problems. One of the most common problems with peace lilies is poor blooming results, which can stem from a plethora of underlying reasons. In today’s article, let’s discuss a few of these reasons in…
Does your garden have a pollination issue, or maybe you just want more birds and butterflies in there to add some life to the space? Well, believe it or not, there are actually some flowers that can help you attract more birds and butterflies to your garden naturally! Today, let’s discuss them in detail. But first……
While others are interested in shiny flowering plants when they’re young, I actually admired houseplants a lot during my teenage years. Flowers were cool and beautiful, but they never intrigued me like pothos or snake plants did. From a very young age, I learned to care for houseplants alongside my mom, who also took an…
I don’t know about others, but I personally get very excited seeing bees and butterflies in my garden. It revives a child-like energy inside me that nothing else really can. If you’re looking to grow native plants that attract pollinators to your Midwest garden, you’re in the right place! In today’s article, we’re going to…
It’s a common saying in the realm of gardening that “gardeners avoid invasive crops like kids avoid medicine”. And, to no surprise, this is absolutely true! While invasive flowers can add this “messy pretty” touch to your garden, it’s typically just not worth the hindrance they cause to other plants and flowers nearby. In today’s…