Growing Fingerroot is not a tough job if you know how to do it properly. Our guide on How To Grow Krachai will surely help you out! Learn How to Grow Any Pothos Plant here Krachai Plant Information Also popular as Finger root, Kachai, Chinese keys, and Kunci, Krachai (Boesenbergia rotunda) is a relative of turmeric and ginger. Its rhizomes are used as a spice and give mild ginger and citrus-like flavor....

Let’s dive in! Tulipa gesneriana var. dracontia The parrot tulip, Tulipa gesneriana var. dracontia, is an intriguing cultivated variety with twisted, curled, and ruffled petals streaked by vivid combinations of colors. We’re all familiar with tulips and their cheerful, colorful blooms that herald the arrival of spring, and the promise of warmth and sunshine. In this article, we highlight the unique qualities of the parrot tulip, and offer tips for growing this spectacular flower successfully....

Most believe that rice plants only grow in a flooded rice paddy. But did you know there’s a method that doesn’t require flooding your backyard? Upland rice flourishes as long as it has the right soil and receives enough water. In this piece, we’ll cover how to grow rice in your garden. Table of Contents Rice is a grain with thousands of cultivars. White rice, long grain rice, and brown rice are sold in every grocery store....

Petunias come in three main types known as grandifloras, multifloras, and millifloras. All three kinds are easy to grow and come in almost every color, making them perfect for any garden. The grandifloras produce the largest blossoms of the three kinds with a diameter of up to six inches and sometimes up to twelve inches tall. Millifloras are the smallest of the three kinds and have been developed by humans for small gardens....

Beyond being a seriously traumatizing dining experience if you go to take a bite from a fruit that’s been infested, they can also cause the fruit to drop from the bush, so you lose out on that tasty harvest you’ve been working so hard to cultivate. And no one wants that! Epochra canadensis (syn. Euphranta canadensis) If you’ve ever plucked a juicy, ripe gooseberry from the plant and taken a bite, only to be horrified to discover a tiny white maggot has taken up residence in the middle of the fruit, it’s an experience you won’t soon forget....

Flowers Are you looking to plant balloon flowers in your garden? These perennials feature stunning, large flowers atop short or tall stems that will captivate any garden guests. Take a look at this article for absolutely everything you need to know to successfully grow these plants in your own backyard. By Madison Moulton Last updated: February 18, 2022 | 12 min read When it comes to interesting flowering plants, balloon flowers are one of the first to come to mind....

Luckily, many gardeners are beginning to spread the word about the true value of this useful medicinal herb. Plantago spp. Why would anyone bother to grow plantain? Largely ignored by the modern gardener, and often regarded as an irksome weed, plantain is one of those overlooked and often ridiculed plants that actually has quite a lot to offer. Once we learn to appreciate it, that is. With edible nutritious leaves, medicinal value, and ecological importance, this plant is really worth a second look....

Staking is most often needed for plants forced indoors in small pots, but those grown in larger containers and outdoor beds can also flop or lean, and may benefit from support as well. Amaryllis (Hippeastrum spp.) are beloved for their large, extravagant flowers and easy-care culture. But in full bloom, plants can lean or become top-heavy and may require staking to stay upright – particularly those cultivars with full, double blooms!...

Beekeeper™️ Caryopteris Beekeeper™️ Caryopteris may just be the perfect plant. Introduced in 2021, this late season stunner has an extended flowering period that starts in summer and stretches well into autumn! It’s also known as golden bluebeard, and is a compact plant with eye-catching golden foliage that is a perfect accent to the cornflower blue flowers. As its name implies, Beekeeper™️ attracts bees, but also butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators to the garden....

A tall tree in your front garden can make a bold impression, acting as a focal point that can immensely add an appeal to the overall look of the landscape. If you want one in your yard, then check out all the information on Mule Palm Tree Care. Family: Arecaceae Scientific Name: Butiagrus nabonnandii Common Names: The Mule Palm, Butia Queen Cross, Pindo Palm, Butia x Syagrus Mule Palm Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 8a to 11...

Ornamental peppers provide more than just eye candy. They’re also packed full of spice. While they aren’t the most pleasant or flavorful peppers, they provide a punch in any dish. So consider growing ornamental pepper plants this spring! Table of Contents Once you plant ornamental peppers, you can practically ignore them and they will thrive. Growing ornamental peppers, therefore, is an easy and rewarding experience. While you focus on the higher maintenance plants in your vegetable garden, your ornamental peppers pop with color....

QUESTION: What is the best mulch to use on azaleas? I’m growing them for the first tim this year, and I’m not sure what to use. — Ruth S. ANSWER: The best mulch to use on azaleas will depend on a few different factors, such as what your soil is like and where you live. We’ve researched to find out what various experts suggest and have compiled a list of the best mulches for azaleas here....

Are you a fan of both roses and succulents? How about having them both in one plant? Here are some beautiful Succulents that Look Like Roses you can grow! Have a look at some beautiful white succulents here Succulents that Look Like Roses 1. Blue Rose Echeveria Botanical Name: Echeveria imbricata This rose-like succulent displays a tightly packed rosette of blue-green waxy leaves. Grow it in mini pots for the best display....

Want to grow plants in a small and low-lit room? Here are the Best Low Light Hanging Houseplants that can be a perfect fit! Find out the Best Shade Loving Shrubs here Best Low Light Hanging Houseplants 1. Pothos Botanical Name: Epipremnum aureum Pothos needs no mention when it comes to low-light rooms. This low-maintenance, air-purifying plant with heart-shaped variegated leaves looks adorable in hanging baskets. Check out the Best Low Light Pothos here 2....

So, if there’s anything we can do to give them a helping hand, we definitely should! Flowers are beautiful, bringing a splash of color to our gardens and veggie patches. But there’s so much more to them than just beauty alone. Flowers play a key role in our ecosystem, they can be edible, and they are perfect for attracting beneficial insects and other small helpful animals. This is especially true in the case of pollinators....

Gardens are not limited to sprawling yards these days. You can make the best use of space by growing them vertically indoors. How? Have a look at these Vertical Garden Home Decoration ideas for inspiration! Have a look at no money home decoration ideas here Vertical Garden Home Decoration 1. Indoor Metal Frame Construct a metal frame on the wall with sections to fit different wooden planters. 2. Ikea Ladder Plant Stand Ikea’s satsuma plant stand is a perfect solution to grow your plants without a lot of space....

QUESTION: Are blueberries difficult to grow? I buy a lot at the grocery store and they’re expensive, so I love the thought of growing my own. I’m a pretty beginner level gardener though. – Kelly C GARDENING CHANNEL REPLIES: No, blueberries are one of the easiest fruits you can grow. Notice I mentioned the word fruit. If you’ve ever tried your hand at growing fruit, you know they take a good amount of maintenance and patience....

Flowers Asters come in many shapes and sizes. If you've decided to plant some asters this season but aren't sure what to pick, you've come to the right place! In this article, certified master gardener Liz Jaros walks through her favorite aster varieties you can plant in your garden this season! By Liz Jaros Last updated: January 5, 2023 | 11 min read Swooping in to hog the garden spotlight just when other flowers are beginning to fade, aster flowers are the ‘star’ of zone 3-9 landscapes in late summer to early fall....

Information Do your tomatoes have black bottoms this season? This is quite common, and is typical of blossom end rot. In this article, gardening expert and former organic farmer Logan Hailey walks through everything you need to know about blossom end rot, including how to treat it, and how to prevent it. By Logan Hailey Last updated: July 29, 2022 | 5 min read It’s mid-summer and you’re finally ready to harvest those delicious tomatoes you’ve been tending all spring....

Olives are rich in nutrients and good for overall health. They are mostly seen with martinis and in salads. But are olives good for dogs? Let’s find out! Can Dogs Eat Olives? The simple answer to that question is, “Yes, dogs can eat olives.” Olives do not contain any toxins that’ll harm dogs. In fact, the nutrients present in olives make them a healthy snack for your pups. So giving plain olives to your dogs every now and then won’t cause any trouble....