For many gardeners, especially newbies, November can be a slightly tricky month to navigate. In many regions, it’s a transitional phase going from mild warmth to emerging cold, whereas in other places, it can mean peak wintertime. In today’s article, I’ll be taking you through all that you should cut back and leave alone in…
You might’ve heard that November is the ideal time to prune many perennials, but I bet nobody has ever told you the reason why this month is so special for pruning. Well, that’s what we’re going to discuss today. In this article, I’m going to take you through the ideal pruning time for each zone…
If there was ever a plant you could put in a meme, it would be the Pothos. On the one hand, you have your everyday houseplant. Little, shy, adorable leaves that trail politely. Cheems Pothos, if you will. On the other hand, you have the mighty, beefed-up, wild pothos, climbing up trees in a tropical…
Are you tired of growing those generic, everyday vegetables that just come in once a year and leave you unfulfilled? Why not look into more exciting options? In today’s article, allow me to walk you through a list of vegetables that can potentially regrow after cutting in the right conditions, essentially providing you with endless harvests…
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…
Hoping your ZZ plant flowers indoors is like expecting to spot a unicorn sipping Lady Grey with milk and sugar. Those few who have seen the rare bloom were either on special mushrooms or exceptionally patient gardeners. Choose your weapons wisely. Getting your ZZ (ZamiZami to friends) to flower is akin to achieving a black…