- The rumble in the… garden: Papaver Red RumbleI hope you’re not thinking this is just another red poppy – because it’s far from it! Poppies are an iconic bloom that we all recognise, whether for their links with Remembrance, or having spotted them growing across the UK at the roadside, in country fields and dotted about waste disposal sites. But there’s something special about Papaver Red Rumble that sets it apart from the rest… ... Read more »
- The ever-flowering Agapanthus Everpanthus SeriesAgapanthus is a plant with a lot of pizazz, but my, they don’t last long! Most agapanthus flower for around six weeks, while some cultivars have been selected to bloom for 10 to 12 weeks. Everpanthus, on the other hand, has an extra long blooming time – 17 weeks from spring right through to late summer! How to grow Everpanthus Series Flowering time: Spring to... Read more »
Michael Perry – Mr Plant Geek
- Flowering Kalanchoes: How To Grow This Blooming SucculentKalanchoes are popular succulent houseplants with long-lasting blooms. Perhaps you’ve seen one but never brought it home. I want to encourage you to do that because they’re easy to grow and bloom for quite a long time. Here’s how to care for flowering kalanchoes and get them to bloom again. Like most succulents, these are...... Read more »
Joy Us Garden | Care, Propagation, and Pruning
- PRODUCTS and ORDERINGPocket Therapies Herb Plants Hardy (cold tolerant) herb plants can be shipped almost any time, except possibly during very cold weather in January and/or February. Please inquire about pricing of the plant/s you'd like mailed to you, and when those herbs can be shipped. Lavender Goodies, teas, etc. ... Read more »
- OLD FASHIONED SUGAR COOKIESA favorite cookie at the holidays. Great activity to do with grandkids ! 3 c. sifted all-purpose flour 1 c. sugar 1 1/2 tsp. baking powder 1/2 tsp. salt 1 c. soft butter or margarine 1 egg, slightly beaten 3 Tbsp. cream 1 tsp. vanilla extract(Yields about 70 cookies) Preheat oven to about 370 degrees. Stir together flour sugar, baking powder and salt in mixing bowl. ... Read more »
Improving Your Herb Know-How ~ Joanie Lapic
- Getting Ready for a New Gardening SeasonAs I sit here with my notebooks, seed packets and plant catalogs scattered all around me, I can't help but reminisce about last year's garden. It was my first year fully utilizing my unheated greenhouse. This extra space allowed me to start mostly everything from seed. It took lots of planning, scheduling and time. It was definitely worth it, and I'm so glad... Read more »
- In a Vase on Monday – Dreaming of SpringWe are only 14 days away from the first official day of spring! The outside garden still has a long way to go, so I’m continuing to care for the houseplants inside and dream about what’s to come. I was looking to bring in some sunshine, so I created this floral arrangement indoors. Calla lilies have always been one of my favorite flowers. Do I... Read more »
Angie The Freckled Rose
- Attend Your Local Orchid Society Meeting for Tons of Great InformationNot too long ago, I attended the Ann Arbor Orchid Society meeting. It was so informative and I want to share with you what I learned.... Read more »
- Fern Fronds Have Spores on their Undersides. What Is Their Purpose?Fern fronds have spores on their undersides. Often they are mistaken for scale insects. Why? What are the purpose of spores on the fern?... Read more »
The Houseplant Guru
- Easy DIY Solar Fountain in 1 Hour {with Pond Water Plants}The post Easy DIY Solar Fountain in 1 Hour {with Pond Water Plants} appeared first on A Piece Of Rainbow. I can’t believe how easy this DIY solar fountain is to create! With all the beautiful pond and water plants, and the sweet bubbling sound of water, it makes us feel that we are sitting by a little creek in the mountains. Everyone loves garden fountains and patio ponds. But... Read more »
- 16 Easiest Vegetables to Grow (Fast Harvest For Beginners!)The post 16 Easiest Vegetables to Grow (Fast Harvest For Beginners!) appeared first on A Piece Of Rainbow. 16 easiest vegetables to grow for even first time beginner gardeners! Fast growing from seeds, in pots & gardens for all year round harvest! We love gardening and growing our own food! After years of successes and failures with so many vegetable varieties, we are going to share with you today 16... Read more »
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- The Gardener's April CalendarAs it begins to grow, rhubarb will benefit from a top-dressing of well-aged manure.The growing season is officially underway, with snapdragon, pepper, tomato and other seedlings growing under the grow lights. Outside, the first of the winter-sown perennial seedlings are emerging in the plastic containers. And the spring bulbs are beginning to put on their show. Here are some tasks to prioritize this month. Cleanup and Maintenance: Give birdbaths a good scrubbing. (I... Read more »
- One minute plant ID: Native and non-native celandineLooking for a quick way to identify native vs. non-native celandine in your garden? The easiest way to spot the difference is in the flower. Here's how:Originally published June 11, 2022. Updated April 17, 2024.... Read more »
Frau Zinnie
- The Gardener's April CalendarAs it begins to grow, rhubarb will benefit from a top-dressing of well-aged manure.The growing season is officially underway, with snapdragon, pepper, tomato and other seedlings growing under the grow lights. Outside, the first of the winter-sown perennial seedlings are emerging in the plastic containers. And the spring bulbs are beginning to put on their show. Here are some tasks to prioritize this month. Cleanup and Maintenance: Give birdbaths a good scrubbing. (I... Read more »
- One minute plant ID: Native and non-native celandineLooking for a quick way to identify native vs. non-native celandine in your garden? The easiest way to spot the difference is in the flower. Here's how:Originally published June 11, 2022. Updated April 17, 2024.... Read more »
Frau Zinnie
- The Gardener's April CalendarAs it begins to grow, rhubarb will benefit from a top-dressing of well-aged manure.The growing season is officially underway, with snapdragon, pepper, tomato and other seedlings growing under the grow lights. Outside, the first of the winter-sown perennial seedlings are emerging in the plastic containers. And the spring bulbs are beginning to put on their show. Here are some tasks to prioritize this month. Cleanup and Maintenance: Give birdbaths a good scrubbing. (I... Read more »
- One minute plant ID: Native and non-native celandineLooking for a quick way to identify native vs. non-native celandine in your garden? The easiest way to spot the difference is in the flower. Here's how:Originally published June 11, 2022. Updated April 17, 2024.... Read more »
Frau Zinnie
- El’s Dream Indoor GardenGreenery, greenery everywhere!... Read more »
FineGardening
- The Gleeful Gardener’s Guide for How to Grow Pumpkins from SeedsHave you got a hankering for deliciously plump pumpkins? These orange balls of joy are a main staple come the autumn. They look perfect in any kitchen table arrangement, or smiling brightly as a Halloween jack-o-lantern. But these treats are for more than decoration. You can bake them in a pie, cook them in a... Read More The post The Gleeful Gardener’s Guide for How to Grow Pumpkins from Seeds... Read more »
- Why Are Plants Green?Green is the color that represents life; therefore, it stands for hope. Green plants offer hope of ongoing survival by offering foods, fuels, medicines, and seed for future generations. As we ponder the question, why are plants green, we put ourselves in the position to learn about nature and our environment. Questioning opens the mind... Read More The post Why Are Plants Green? appeared first on Garden Ambition.... Read more »
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