Many times, people in the comments have asked me my thoughts on fertilizing flowers in June. I’ve always thought it’s a good idea, but people are often skeptical since the temperature and environmental conditions don’t look as familiar or favorable. In today’s article, I’ll be taking you through a complete June flower feeding guide based…
Parsley (Petroselinumcrispum), a close relative of carrots and fennel, is technically a biennial but usually grown as an annual for its fresh, flavorful leaves. Parsley is one of the simplest herbs to grow, but regular snipping will help to keep it productive through the growing season. Whether grown in a garden bed, a container, or…
As odd as it sounds, my mom’s garden was absolutely filled with petunias at one point. Like we had nothing other than petunias initially. Then one day, my gardener grandma came to visit and basically knocked some sense into me, telling me it was time to plant something other than petunias as well. But man,…
At one point in time, my mom’s backyard garden used to be absolutely filled to the brim with zinnia flowers. The thing is, I was so obsessed with zinnias as a child that when I got my first apartment (it had a small balcony), I only planted zinnias in it and nothing else. Lesson to…
Roses are deciduous plants known for their showy, often fragrant and colorful flowers that range in shades from white and peach to bright orange and deep red. But, something which all roses have in common is their preference for well-nourished soil. It’s understandable, then, that gardeners often look for natural ways to enrich growing conditions….
One of the simplest, most effective ways to support a healthy garden ecosystem is by adding plants that attract pollinators and deter pests. Calendula (Calendula officinalis) quietly offers a suite of benefits that make it one of the most versatile and underappreciated companion plants in the garden. What Is Calendula? Calendula is a hardy annual…