As the cool days of fall approach, many gardeners shift their attention from summer blooms to preparing their gardens for the colder months ahead. One of the most important tasks to complete before winter is dividing your perennials. This simple process helps your plants thrive, ensures they don’t become overcrowded, and encourages more vibrant growth…
If you want your irises to bloom beautifully next spring, you must cut them back this fall – no ifs, ands, or buts! Skipping this essential step could lead to weak, lackluster plants that simply won’t flower again. When iris foliage dies back in autumn, it’s not just a messy eyesore; it’s a potential breeding…
As fall approaches, many gardeners feel the urge to tidy up their landscapes and prepare their plants for the cold months ahead. Pruning seems like a necessary part of this process, helping plants survive the winter and encouraging new growth in the spring. However, some shrubs actually fare better when left unpruned in the fall….
Are your peace lily leaves showing strange signs of discoloration and browning out of nowhere? Well, I may have an idea of what’s going on and how you can fix it. This article will walk you through a few possible reasons why your peace lily leaves could be browning and what you can do to…
Pileas offer a distinctive round foliage that adds a unique charm to plain indoor environments. A lot of people keep Pileas on their front porch or in the bedroom to give the space a bright and refreshing minimalist look. A common issue with the Pilea plant, however, is that it often tips over, making it…
Since plants don’t have voices to shout for help, they display subtle signs to let us know when they’re in trouble. A lot of new gardeners, however, aren’t able to pick up on these signs/hints, meaning their plants’ sufferings and cries go unnoticed. If you have orchids in your garden and want to be there…