As fall rolls in, many gardeners begin tidying up their flower beds and preparing their perennials for winter. But did you know that cutting back some perennials in November can actually do more harm than good? I’ve made that mistake before—thinking I was helping my garden, only to find out later that I’d stunted the…
Do you want to enjoy the vibrant blooms of flowers in August? Then, take advantage of what you are about to read in this article. Many flowers thrive when planted in late summer (August). They add color and life to your garden as the seasons gradually change. Planting in August allows you to take advantage…
Whether you plan on engaging in social service for hummingbirds or just want them to come to your backyard, flowers can be a great way to grab their attention at any time. However, they won’t just land on any kind of flower; the shape, color, and nectar production of a flower is what’s most important…
People outside of the gardening world (or “regular people”) have this strange belief that all flowers come back every year during the blooming season. However, this isn’t necessarily true. In fact, only a small fraction of flowers we know grow perennially, meaning they come back year after year. The rest are either biennials or annuals…
The problem most people face when they plant a Christmas cactus is that it often doesn’t flower the way they expected. Though some may find ways to blame the plant, it ultimately comes down to a few important factors, that are in your control, which determine whether or not the plant will bloom optimally. So,…
Are you overwhelmingly concerned about the way your pothos plant is losing its flare and turning yellow? Well…it’s definitely something to be concerned about! This article will talk you through some of the reasons why your pothos leaves are turning yellow and how you can address the problem at its root. Okay, So, Why Are…