In many of my previous articles, I’ve often mentioned that I’m a huge fan of cut-and-come-again flowers. Trust me, you’ll be shocked to see my mom’s backyard garden. The concept of reblooming is one that really appeals to me. I mean…I can’t imagine doing all the work in the world to only have my flowers…
Powdery mildew is a common issue for zinnia growers, especially in the initial days of planting. While there are popular ways to combat the issue, most of them require the use of store-bought fungicides that are full of harmful chemicals. Even though the fungicides do work pretty well, they can often end up harming the…
If you’re a beginner, you probably don’t know what deadheading is, but it’s super duper important! Think of it like that one chapter you skipped while preparing for your exam, which somehow ends up being the whole exam. For many plants, especially roses, deadheading is just as crucial. It helps them bloom better and grow…
Fertilization is a very important aspect of growing fuller and more vibrant geraniums in the summertime. Unlike other plants and annuals, geraniums have slightly different nutrient requirements, meaning they’ll need some special love and attention from you. In today’s article, we’re going to go over a complete geranium fertilization guide and discuss how you can…
Do you have trees in your garden that lose their leaves so quickly in one season that your once-private space suddenly feels completely exposed and awfully empty? Well, don’t you worry because I’ve got the perfect solution for this problem! In today’s article, let’s discuss a long list of beautiful trees that don’t shed leaves…
Although rhubarb appears to be a very simple vegetable to grow, it’s actually not once you get into it. Beginners tend to experience common problems that keep them from experimenting with rhubarb again. In today’s article, I’m going to help you navigate through these common problems and suggest solutions for every single one of them….