I’m going to guide you through the entire process. Here’s a sneak peek at the steps involved in this project: Have you ever wished you could grow a parlor palm tree from seed? Well, you’ve come to the right place. As long as you’ve got plenty of patience, you can! Many houseplants are difficult, or even impossible, to grow from seed. But – provided you are willing to bring along a healthy dose of patience – this is not so with parlor palms....

by Jennifer Poindexter Have you ever wondered how to use cover crops in your garden? Whether you need to revamp a large garden area, or if you’re trying to garden organically, utilizing cover crops could be a great benefit to you. If you’re new to this idea, you’ve come to the right place. I’m going to walk you through the purpose of using cover crops, introduce you to different growing times of cover crops, and explain how you can use them to benefit your garden....

If you are looking to water peace lilies the right way, you’ve come to the right place. Watering problems are common and can really impact the health of your plant. By following the tips in this article, you’ll be well on your way to knowing how to water peace lilies correctly. How to water peace lilies: Peace lilies should be watered once the top half of the potting soil is dry, but before the leaves begin to droop....

Garlic is not only used in kitchens to uplift flavor, but it also has medicinal properties to cure ailments like high blood pressure, high levels of cholesterol, and hardening of the arteries. Moreover, it is also known for its therapeutic effects. What often confuses people is garlic’s classification. Is Garlic a Vegetable Herb or Spice? Read ahead! Check out our article on growing garlic here. What is Vegetable? According to Botany, a vegetable is an edible part of the plant, consumed by humans and herbivorous animals as food....

What is a mother of thousands plant? One look at this plant and you’ll see where its common name comes from, but the plant has other common names as well, including devil’s backbone, Mexican hat plant, and alligator plant. There are two species of plant that are commonly called mother of thousands: Kalanchoe daigremontiana (syn. Bryophyllum daigremontianum) and Kalanchoe x laetivirens. Both species are in the Kalanchoe genus (which is in the broader Crassulaceae family), and the two plants look a lot alike....

Table of Contents The passion flower is strange, wondrous, and native to the whole southeast United States. It’s a host for fritillary butterflies, and a great source of sweet, delicious fruit called may pops. It’s perfect for fenced and trellised areas of your landscape. But P. incarnata has a tendency to get out of hand, and spreads rapidly if it’s planted in an area where it gets everything it needs to thrive....

Information Do your tomatoes look dry and cracked, or even a little burned? It's quite possible your tomatoes have something called sunscald. Luckily, this is a common ailment, and can be both prevented and remedied. In this article, gardening expert Logan Hailey examines why tomato sunscald happens, and how to treat it. By Logan Hailey Last updated: October 4, 2022 | 6 min read Tomatoes are one of the most sun-loving crops you can grow, but they can still get sunburnt just like people....

Do you know why the chicken crossed the road? To get to its coop, of course! There’s nothing more exciting than raising your backyard chickens. What’s more, having the best chicken coop makes the experience delightful. When you learn to select and build high-quality chicken coops, your flock enjoys: Shelter from harsh weather conditionsA hygienic place to roostProtection from pests and predators Do you know what qualities make a great chicken coop?...

When choosing indoor plants for hot rooms, whether you are adding indoor greenery to a sunroom, an area with strong, warm sunlight, your choices in plants that thrive in hot conditions are vast and varied. Even if you don’t have time for that sun soaked paradise vacation, you can recreate the feeling by filling your indoor space with lush, tropical plants that will bring paradise to you. When it comes to the best indoor plants for hot rooms, there’s something to fit everyone’s desire and room space and plant types range from palms, succulents, flowering, those with colorful foliage, to name a few....

When times are uncertain, many turn to a survival garden. And to be honest, why wouldn’t you? Survival gardening provides healthy, readily-available food at rock-bottom prices. It’s good exercise, good for morale, and it’s fun. And if you have time to burn, it’s a great way to take your mind off of the stresses worldwide. Table of Contents Even if you live in an apartment, you can have an urban food garden....

In this pandemic, gardening is all rage! We bring you some of the most beautiful pictures of Balcony Gardens Around the World that you can take some really good ideas from. Here’s all you need to know about how to make a balcony garden Awesome Balcony Gardens Around the World 1. Scandinavia – Lights, Flowers, and Plants A post shared by Balcony Decor, DIYs, n Plants. (@myapartmentbalcony) 2. Spain – Balcony with Small Coffee Table, Chair, and Plants A post shared by Lorena García (@lorenagarcia87)...

With the help of these Small Bathroom Organization Ideas, you can transform the look of your mini bathroom utilizing every single inch of space cleverly! Check out some stunning bathroom design ideas with plants here Small Bathroom Organization Ideas 1. Hang Plant Basket from a Shower One of the best ways to use a small bathroom to the fullest is to hang a plant basket in the shower. Adjust your shower head in a way so that it doesn’t end up Humidity-loving specimens like ferns and swiss cheese plants are a great choice....

The Bryophyllum stands out with its quirky looks, and the reason why it has a ‘mother‘ attached to its name is because of the tiny plantlets that grow along its leaf margins. If you want to have this robust and pest-resistant plant, too, pick one from our Best Mother of Thousands Variety list. Check out the best types of flowering Kalanchoe varieties here Best Mother of Thousands Variety The plants on this list can be invasive and spread rapidly when grown in the garden....

Not many know about the Alabama State Fruit, and for all of them, we have an informative article with all the details! Learn about Growing Goji Berries here Alabama State Fruit In 2004, Alabama designated the Blackberry as the official Alabama State Fruit after a campaign at Fairhope Elementary School’s third graders. In 2006, Alabama also declared that the Peach is the state tree fruit. Blackberry is a hardy plant that loves to thrive in bright sunlight and rich soil....

Reviews Thinking of growing some pumpkins in your garden this year, but aren't sure what fertilizer you should use? Finding the right nutritional balance for your pumpkins can be the difference between a pumpkin that grows well, and a harvest that's not nearly as bountiful. In this guide, we review our favorite fertilizers for Pumpkins by comparing ingredients, costs, soil types, and more! By Jason White Last updated: April 12, 2022 | 8 min read Pumpkins are heavy feeders....

By Matt Gibson Summer might be the best time of year for vegetable gardening, but autumn’s mildly chilly yet sunny environment can reap some great rewards as well. With the help of some expert tips and a bit of extra care and preparation, you can get a ton of great salad crops and keep your root crops and brassicas growing several weeks after the first frost. What Grows Well In The Fall?...

The problem: Carrots fork because the growing tip of the root has been impeded or damaged by someone or something. The someone may be a soil insect or nematode that has nibbled on the tip of the root. The somethings are likely obstacles in the soil like small pebbles or stones. Gardeners who battle heavy clay soil may also notice a larger percentage of forked carrots. Sometimes the reason for forked carrots can be traced back to the gardener....

QUESTION: How do I trim a crepe myrtle tree? I want to get a lot more blooms this year. – Mary W ANSWER: Before we dive into how to trim a crepe myrtle, let’s discuss what you shouldn’t do first. Many times gardeners prune their crepe myrtle, assuming they’re doing the plant a favor. Instead, they’re committing what we call “crepe murder.” Crepe murder is when you cut the bush back to where it looks like an overgrown stump....

QUESTION: I want to plant extra broccoli to freeze, but I’m not sure how to prepare it for freezing. Is it a lot of work to freeze broccoli without it tasting bitter? -Claire G ANSWER: Fresh broccoli should be eaten as soon as possible. To store fresh broccoli for short durations, mist unwashed heads, wrap loosely with paper towels, and place them in the refrigerator. This will help to keep broccoli fresh for two or three days....

QUESTION: How hard is it to grow lavender? It’s so pretty and I’d like to grow it in my back yard, where I have an area with full sun. – Jessica F ANSWER: It isn’t difficult to grow lavender. This plant has a few basic growing conditions that should be met and minimal care which must be provided to ensure it thrives. When growing lavender, it’s vital to plant in an area with full sunlight and well-draining soil....