Winter is a gray pause button on gardening joy, but the cold is good, and your wildflower seeds love it. Rather than sticking tiny things in your refrigerator, simply scatter them onto the chilly ground right now. And come spring, get ready to shock your neighbors with more than your choice of underwear on a…
While the month of November is a difficult one to navigate, there are many things you can plant during this period to improve your garden tremendously. In today’s article, we’ll be discussing bulbs specifically, and I’ll be taking you through a whole list of bulbs you can plant in November to achieve gorgeous spring blooms. …
While coneflowers are some of the most popular flowers out there, they can be a pain in the bum to grow and maintain properly. As a matter of fact, the most common queries we get in our Facebook community are regarding coneflowers. In today’s article, I’ll simplify this hardy perennial for you and share tried-and-tested…
I recently wrote an article on plants that naturally fertilize the soil, and it was pretty well received. The appeal of self-sufficient plants is pretty clear: many gardeners want to grow something beautiful but don’t have the time to constantly care for it…or they’re simply too lazy. In today’s article, I’ll be taking you through…
Back when I was young and beginning to develop a fondness for nature and gardening, flowers that changed colors as they grew were the most fascinating to me. And…I mean…for good reason. Imagine a flower that’s already incredibly beautiful taking on a completely different color right in front of your eyes! In today’s article, we’ll…
Horticulture is a lie, much like the cake. Getting an amaryllis to bloom precisely for the holidays (of your choice) has nothing to do with a green thumb but the 6-to-8-week rule. Sure, you can buy a potted amaryllis in December, but where’s the fun in that? What are you going to do with the…