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  • How to Create a Pollinator Friendly Yard

    As you may have heard, pollinators are in trouble, which means we may be too. The bees, butterflies, beetles, birds, bats and - yes - flies that pollinate our flowers, shrubs and food crops are...

  • Epiphyllum Diseases

    Epiphyllum plants are hybrids of various epiphytic cacti species indigenous to the jungles of South and Central America. Also called epi or orchid cactus, these plants bloom flowers ranging in...

  • Companion Plantings With Cone Flowers

    The basic concept behind companion planting is a simple one--some plants look or perform better when planted near certain others. Often practiced as a means of natural pest control, companion...

  • How to Root Blueberry Plants From Cuttings

    Blueberry plants can be rooted from cuttings and eventually will grow roots and become a brand new blueberry plant. Use cuttings to root your blueberry plant with advice from a third-generation...

  • How to Grow Blueberry Plants in Containers

    Blueberry plants can grow just about anywhere there's a sunny spot, even if they are in a container. Grow blueberry plants with help from a third-generation flower grower in this free video on...

  • How to Plant Bulbs For A Vibrant Winter Garden

    If you would like to keep your garden vibrant even through the winter months you must plant the right bulbs. You want to plant bulbs that will produce for you scented plants and shrubs with richly...

  • How to Arrange Things in a Garden Window

    Arranging a garden window is both a pleasure and a challenge for indoor gardeners. The gardener needs to position the plants so that they are displayed well and arranged to get the best light, all...

  • What Is a Good Flower Garden Protective Border?

    Assess what the plants need to be protected from. Edging serves to set off the flowerbed and reduce erosion. Where there are pets or children, fencing may be needed. Eco-friendly natural...

  • How to Water Plants With Epsom Salts

    Epsom salts are widely available at pharmacies because of their usefulness as a bodily cleanser. Soaking in Epsom salt is recommended to treat numerous conditions and strengthen your natural...

  • Garden Flowers Information

    Select plants based on region and climate. Seed packets show where plants do well, and gardening books and sites specify plants for various locations. For some regions, it's important to choose...

  • How to Keep Petunias Fresh All Summer

    Petunias are annual flowers that come in many colors, including pink, purple, yellow, white and red. Some species even have dual-colored blooms as a result of cross-breeding. Petunias are one of...

  • How to Gardening for you

    Gardening for you your one stop site for hints and tips on fruit,trees, flowers, gardening for children, mulch, lawns and plants, with advice on when to how to and even when to, with a little...

  • How to Care for Ivy Ground Cover

    Ivy is a great ground cover for large areas. It is dense enough to prevent weeds, grows well where lawns cannot, prevents soil erosion and is low-growing enough to simply accent other ornamental...

  • How to Grow an Alyssum Plant

    Alyssum, or basket of gold (Alyssum saxtile), is a mountain-native perennial plant grown in rock gardens for its yellow springtime flowers atop gray to green foliage. Other species of alyssum are...

  • How to Grow Plants in a Whiskey Barrel

    Originally designed to age alcoholic beverages, whiskey barrels are often used as garden containers. The barrels are sold to garden enthusiasts after many years of service aging liquor. Their aged...

  • How to Grow Muehlenbeckia Axillaris

    Muehlenbeckia axillaris is commonly known as the sprawling wirevine and is native to Australia and New Zealand. It’s a deciduous climbing vine that flowers in July and may be grown in USDA...

  • How to Garden Trailing Flower Plants

    Trailing flower plants can be very beautiful in your garden. The problem with trailing flower plants is that they have a tendency to grow all over the place and take over every other plant in your...

  • Psychological Effect of Planting Flowers

    The International Society for Horticultural Science did a study on people's moods, mental status and mental health, and how planting flowers, gardens and trees affected them. There are several...

  • How to Avoid Frost on Annual Flowers

    Annual flowers are very susceptible to low temperatures. They can be damaged when the temperature drops to near or below freezing. Freezing can rupture the cell wall, making it very hard for the...

  • How Much Water Do Hillside Plants Need?

    Plants grow on a hillside in much the same manner as they grow on flat surfaces. As long as there is soil for the roots, sunlight for photosynthesis and water, plants will thrive on a hillside. It...

  • How to Make a Pond Bog

    Making a bog garden next to your pond will give your pond a natural look and will make your pond look larger. It is easy to do, and the diversity of plants in a bog will bring greater interest to...

  • Homemade Plant Markers Using Bamboo Sticks

    As you put things in the ground, it is important to mark where you've planted them. Young plants are often indistinguishable from each other, so plant markers help you to remember what is growing...

  • How to Stop Rabbits from Eating Your Flower Garden

    Rabbits can seem cute, but they can wreak havoc on your flower and vegetable garden. While most people associate rabbits with vegetables like carrots and lettuce they will also eat the tender...

  • How to Split Lavender Plants

    Lavender plants are considered hardy, evergreen perennials, although in many regions they do not survive the winter. There are a wide variety of species and cultivars of Lavender, which has been...

  • What Needs to Be Added to the Soil in a Butterfly Garden

    Butterfly gardens create safe spaces for butterflies, caterpillars and other beneficial insects, as well as fill outdoor spaces with color and fragrance. They also encourage gardening without the...

  • How to Water a Wisteria Vine

    Wisteria is a beautiful addition to any landscape because of its flowers, which bloom in clusters of purple, pink or white. It is also attractive to owners because this hardy plant requires little...

  • How to Pick Flowers

    Picking flowers from a garden flower bed, vine or bush is a delicate process that goes beyond a simple grab-and-pull gesture. Flowers require special care, and rough handling can damage their...

  • Can You Put Other Plants Under a Southern Magnolia?

    Southern magnolia trees are prized plants indigenous to the southeastern area of the United States, ranging as far north as North Carolina, down to mid-Florida, and as far west as Texas. The tree...

  • What Color Is Best for Growing Pepper Plants?

    Pepper plants come in red, green, orange and yellow varieties. The color refers to the color of the peppers that the plants grow, not to the plants themselves. Different varieties of both hot and...

  • Grow Light Basics

    A grow light is a lamp that helps to enhance the growth of plants through the emission of electromagnetic energy that is needed in the process of photosynthesis. The light spectrum from the grow...

  • How to Design With Impatiens Combinations

    Impatiens are one of the most popular annual (or short-living perennial) plants for warm, shaded areas of the garden in both tropical and temperate regions of the world. With a wide array of...

  • How to Care for a Bridal Veil Hanging Plant

    Bacopa is the Latin name for a plant commonly known as "bridal veil." This plant is characterized by its tiny, delicate white flowers and waxy leaves. It has the habit of spreading quickly and...

  • Red Hot Poker Plant Care

    The Red Hot Poker is otherwise known as the Torch Lily. Its actual name is the Kniphofia uvaria. Red Hot Poker looks best when the entire plant is visible. It is usually found grown in front of...

  • How to Take Care of a Butterfly Bush

    There are many flowering plants that attract beautiful wildlife that gardeners can enjoy. Butterfly bushes attract both hummingbirds and butterflies because of the intoxicating aromas they...

  • How to Have A Cinderella Cottage Garden

    Ever want a beautiful cottage garden like the ones you see in magazines, but didn't know where to start? Ever wanted to have a fun space for your kids? Well, you can have them both. This...

  • How to Grow Annual Flowers

    According to Purdue University's Department of Horticulture, the definition of an annual is a plant that goes through its life cycle in one season (see References 1). Sometimes other flowering...

  • How to Feed Oriental Poppies

    Good news. Oriental poppies don't require regular feeding. They are self-sufficient plants that require only an annual layer of fertilizer or compost to help maintain high-nutrient levels in the...

  • How to Replant Flowers

    Plants to your yard are like furniture to a room: they are both accents. We tend to get bored with our plant layouts occasionally, and want to make some changes. Sometimes your smoke bushes look...

  • Georgia Flowers & Plant Care

    Georgia is in Zones 7-8 according to the USDA planting guide. There are two main growing seasons in Georgia, one in the spring and one in the fall. Flowers and plants that are put into the ground...

  • How to Care for Camelia Plants

    The basics of camellia plant care are fairly similar to the basics of caring for azaleas, hollies and rhododendrons. They are very hardy plants that can stand very cold and very hot temperatures...

  • How to Care for an Orange Star Plant

    The Latin name for the orange star plant is Guzmania lingulata. The beautiful, reddish orange petals of the orange star flowers are leathery and star-shaped. These plants are native to Central...

  • What to Use When Covering Flowers from Frost

    Frost is a naturally occurring phenomenon. In the garden, it is a necessary evil. While frost can cause damage to delicate plants, it also serves a positive purpose. Late fall frosts signal the...

  • How to Prepare Your Flower Beds for Winter

    Flower beds need to be cared for in the winter, just like in the summer. Here is some tips to get your flowers ready for the cold weather.

  • How to Water Lavender Plants

    Native to the Mediterranean region, lavender is prized for its fragrant scent and beautiful, delicate flowers. Lavender requires well-drained soil and has some specific watering requirements.

  • How to Care for the Flower Mums

    Chrysanthemums, or mums as they are usually called, are very hearty plants. They come in a large variety of colors and shapes. Their blooms last for weeks and there are a large number of them per...

  • When to Prune Plants for Winter

    One of the tasks of a successful gardener is pruning. Pruning is done after the growing season and helps plants survive the winter in order to grow bigger and better each spring. Knowing how to...

  • How to Water Lantana Plants

    Lantana is a perennial plant that only grows several inches tall. Its branches spread quickly and it is typically used as a ground cover, including on sloped areas to help prevent erosion....

  • When to Divide Sedum?

    Many gardeners like the perennial sedum, because it thrives in many climates. Although it has close to 400 varieties, just a few are typically planted in the garden. Many gardeners call sedum...

  • How to Kill Mealy Bugs

    Mealybugs are a gardener's nightmare. According to a South Dakota State University study, almost 300 varieties of the tiny, cotton-ball-like creatures exist. Thankfully, only a few cause...

  • Differences Between Perennial and Annual Plants

    Perennial plants are usually hardy trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants that live for more than two years. Annual plants usually last only one year. Depending on geography and local climate, some...

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