You’ve no doubt noticed that nurseries put many plants on clearance in the autumn. Planting perennials like roses in the fall is my secret weapon. Okay, so it’s not exactly a secret, but even though it’s finally getting more recognition as a smart gardening practice, I’m surprised at how many people avoid it. Every time I sweep up piles of discounted plants during the autumn when nurseries are clearing out their inventory, gardeners ask me if it’s really a good time to plant....

Plants play a positive role in promoting a healthy day to day life by stimulating the five human senses – Sight, Sound, Smell, Taste, and Touch. Here are some awesome Sensory Houseplants for a Stimulating Indoor Garden that you can grow with ease to add an appeal to your rooms and enrich the life experience. Have a look at the best medicinal plants you can grow here Sensory Houseplants for a Stimulating Indoor Garden Plants that Stimulate the Sense of Smell The sense of smell stays in the mind for a long and has a positive impact on your mood....

If you want to learn how to grow garlic in your garden, then it’s important to get the timing right. Many new gardeners make the mistake of planting garlic too late, and end up with tiny bulbs when they go to harvest it. I am no exception! The first time I tried growing it in my garden was an epic failure, and I was extremely disappointed. The good news is that once you learn how and when to plant garlic, you’ll find that it’s super easy!...

If your favorite indoor plants are not thriving and looking dull—it’s good to know the Signs of Unhappy Houseplants to see whether they’re unhealthy or not. Have a look at the daily, weekly, and monthly houseplant care routine here Signs of an Unhappy Houseplant 1. Fewer Flowers, Excessive Leaves If you notice more leaves on your flowering houseplant than its flowers, it indicates excessive nitrogen or lack of sunlight. To avoid this, provide more light and feed with reduced nitrogen fertilizer....

In the world of sunshine, coconuts, and piña coladas, one really finds himself at home, relaxing to the sunny vibes. If you, too are someone who enjoys the tropical feel, then here are some great Beach Plants You Can Grow Indoors. Check out some best tropical foliage houseplants here Beach Plants You Can Grow Indoors 1. Sea Lavender Botanical Name: Limonium latifolium A post shared by Tuuliku lilleaed (@tuulikulilleaed) This delicate plant brings the coastal vibe indoors with its wiry stems bearing clusters of cute purple flowers....

Coming in different shapes, sizes, and colors, these succulents can be hard to choose! Don’t worry! We’ll help you out! Here are the Most Popular Sedums you can Grow as Houseplants. Here are the most beautiful sedums you must check out Most Popular Sedums you Can Grow as Houseplants 1. Purple Emperor Botanical Name: Sedum telephium’ Purple Emperor’ With deep purple, fleshy foliage, this hybrid perennial sedum displays a crown of small, pink clustered blooms in the shape of stars throughout the summer....

If you live in an urban apartment and want to grow your own veggies in a small space, then you could get inspiration from these Edible Balcony Garden Pictures. Check out our article on how to make a balcony vegetable garden here Edible Balcony Garden Pictures 1. Veggies in Containers A sunny balcony is great for growing plants like tomatoes. 2. Best Use of Space Team up different containers to grow vegetables in a limited space of your balcony....

We have included some fantastic Balcony Gardens that Teach How to Grow More in Less Space! Get inspired and use these ideas to grow more plants! Look at some amazing small balcony garden ideas from the Chelsea Flower show here Balcony Gardens that Teach “Grow More in Less Space” 1. A Shelf in the Corner with Potted Plants Find out some Fantastic DIY Plant Shelf Ideas here 2. Hanging Planters for Vines 3....

If you have a large unutilized space beneath a large tree in your garden, this list of the Best Plants to Grow Under the Oak Tree will help you out. The best plants to grow under this tree are the ones with shallow roots. You can also pick the ones that love to stay in a little shade or dappled light. Here are the Best Plants for Hummingbirds Best Shrubs to Grow Under the Oak Tree 1....

Vining and climbing plants add an extraordinary charm to the space, and they don’t take much space and grow vertically. If you agree, these 40 Outdoor and Indoor Vine Displaying Ideas below are ready to inspire you. Look at some Modern Vine Wall Ideas here Outdoor and Indoor Vine Displaying Ideas 1. Metal Fence Vine Support to Provide a Vintage Charm Check out some Small Flowering Vines for Trellis here 2....

Succulents are low-maintenance plants for sure. But if you’re one of those people who can’t keep them living as soon as you get them–Just follow these 5 Tips for Never Ever Killing a Succulent, and you’ll have them forever! Here are some sharable secrets to keep succulents colorful Tips for Never Ever Killing a Succulent 1. Keep Them Dry Overwatering and frequent watering is the number one cause that kills succulents....

Did you know that you can be self-sufficient in suburbia? Most people don’t realize that with just a little bit of planning, patience, and creativity, you can make your home and yard a self-sufficient food production mecca. The first step is to know your local zoning laws and what’s allowed and what isn’t. In some areas, you are not allowed to plant anything except grass or xeriscaping in your front yard, for instance, and most areas will not allow any but the smallest of livestock (rabbits and maybe chickens)....

by Erin Marissa Russell Wondering how to serve all the black-eyed peas your garden has produced this season? When you grow your own black-eyed peas, it’s easy to end up with tons of fresh peas before you know it. This should be a good thing, but if your family is in a rut when it comes to ways to eat these tender, tasty peas, they may be a hard sell at the dinner table....

I consider this wreath quite rustic because I wasn’t concerned with forming a perfect circle or trimming the boxwood to a smooth, clipped finish. I’m thrilled with the end result and the best part is that this project only took me 30 minutes from start to finish. Stylish and simple! Materials for a boxwood wreath: Boxwood clippings – I gathered trimmings from one of my mature boxwoods, clipping to shape and thin the shrub....

Vegetables If you are planning on adding some cabbage to your garden this season, picking the right variety can be a challenge. There are many different types of cabbage you can choose from, so how do you pick? In this article, gardening expert Logan Hailey examines her favorite types of cabbage to grow in your garden this season! By Logan Hailey Last updated: May 22, 2022 | 11 min read Cabbage is a staple vegetable in cuisines across the world....

Some years I choose a clear colour theme. Others I enjoy playing with multiple hues to see what I can come up with. When I’m ready, I’ll set up an old plastic patio table in my backyard with lots of potting soil close at hand, pull out all my pots that need filling, and lineup the plants, arranging them into their groups. I keep all the plant tags so I remember what did well....

by Erin Marissa Russell Ready to explore the similarities and differences between grackles versus crows versus ravens? These black birds are often mistaken for one another, because visually they are quite similar. But you can learn a few tricks to help you tell the difference between grackles, crows, and ravens. We’ll explain how to differentiate between these species and give you some more information about what they have in common and what is different in this article....

Most salad greens are cool weather crops, growing in early spring when the temperatures are in the 50 to 68 F (10 to 20 C) range. Once the heat of summer arrives, greens like lettuce, arugula, and spinach quickly bolt with the plants switching from leaf to flower and seed production. When plants bolt, the flavor also declines as leaves become more bitter. However, there is good news for those who want to keep growing a salad garden in summer....

If you ask any gardener, they’ll tell you that corn tastes so much better when it’s home-grown. Now, you could take our word for it, or you can find out for yourself! You’ll find that not only is it tasty, but growing corn is easy and extremely rewarding. It’s no wonder that this plant is one of the top grown crops in the world. Table of Contents Corn can be found on every human-populated continent, where it’s grown mostly for animal and human consumption....

There are over 50 different species of marigolds. The most popular include French marigolds (Tagetes patula) and African marigolds (Tagetes erecta). The flowers are used as decoration in various celebrations and religious events around the world. But don’t let the common names fool you. Marigolds are actually native to Central and South America. In fact, the Aztecs used them in Day of the Dead ceremonies. Signet marigolds (Tagetes tenuifolia) are another variety you may encounter....