Grow these Tall Perennial Flowers for background planting, privacy, and to create vertical interest and drama!
Learn about unique edible fruit plants that grow well in the home garden, but are not often available in grocery store like ground cherry, goumi + more.
Discover enchanting witchy garden ideas to transform your space into a mystical haven. Uncover unique plants, magical features, and whimsical decor!
If your plants aren't growing as well as you'd hoped, here are some simple things you can do to help them look their best.
Delve into the world of fairy gardens with our enchanting guide to 26 captivating ideas. From crafting tiny cottages with thatched roofs to creating miniature tea party setups, each suggestion is brimming with charm. Explore the magic of illuminated pathways adorned with glow-in-the-dark pebbles or the serenity of small water features nestled among lush greenery. Whether you're envisioning a coastal escape with fine sand and seashells or a prehistoric-themed garden with miniature dinosaurs,
Ready to cut your orchid flower spike, but aren't sure where? Get step-by-step-instructions on where to cut the orchid flower spike.
These backyard gazebo ideas are perfect for any kind of lifestyle. These gazebo designs will easily accommodate all your outdoor needs.
Get ahead of the game and prepare your garden now for a vibrant spring by finding the right seeds to sow in August. Our informative guide will walk you through the top 5 seeds to sow in August for a bloom-filled spring. Discover tips on planting and nurturing, and learn about the ecological benefits these plants bring to your garden
A few months ago, I decided my patio needed a serious glow-up. I was tired of looking at those sad, empty deck with a table and chairs, and I knew it was time to create a container garden that’s totally Instagram-worthy. After a bit of trial and error, and a few too many trips to […]
The key to rebloom orchids is to mimic their native climate. Specifically regarding temperature and light. Here's 20 tips to rebloom orchids.
6 Shade-tolerant native plants that are ready to replace your hostas and start working for your pollinator habitat today!
Welcome to our blog where we explore 30 magical ideas to transform your garden into an enchanting retreat. From twinkling fairy-lit walkways to serene glowing ponds and striking sculptures, discover simple yet stunning ways to elevate your outdoor space into a captivating haven. We'll show you how to integrate modern sculptures for a dramatic flair and set the stage for evening gatherings with Moroccan lanterns that cast a soft glow. Let's dive into these creative concepts and inspire beauty
Streptocarpus growing instruction & requirement Streptocarpus info: climate, zone, growth speed, water, light, planting season & colors
These shade-loving annuals, perennials, and tropicals are easy to grow for their colorful flowers and foliage.
Welcome to our blog where we explore 30 magical ideas to transform your garden into an enchanting retreat. From twinkling fairy-lit walkways to serene glowing ponds and striking sculptures, discover simple yet stunning ways to elevate your outdoor space into a captivating haven. We'll show you how to integrate modern sculptures for a dramatic flair and set the stage for evening gatherings with Moroccan lanterns that cast a soft glow. Let's dive into these creative concepts and inspire beauty
Whether or not you believe in these garden superstitions, at least they are interesting and fun to read about—and hey, talking to bees can’t hurt, right?
There are a variety of pruning techniques you can use to maintain your Shasta daisies. To learn how to prune these perennials, read more on Gardener’s Path.
Has your flower garden lost some of its former glory? Celosia flowers will add the edge to it. Have all your questions answered today.
Growing moss is actually not that hard and requires only a few ingredients. Here's how to grow moss successfully.
45 BEST tutorials, free building plans & design ideas on how to build easy DIY greenhouses, cold frames, backyard garden tunnels & hoops!
Bog Garden for Carnivorous Plants: Nothing livens up a classroom windowsill like some predator / prey action. Carnivorous plants are the mightiest of houseplants, but many can only thrive in a soggy, acidic, bog environment. To keep your carnivorous plants happy year-round, ma…
28 Best DIY raised bed garden ideas: easy tutorials & designs to build raised beds or vegetable & flower garden box planters with inexpensive materials!
Make your own tabletop moss garden in 5 simple steps! Bring artistic greenery indoors (or add it to an outdoor room) for a natural touch with our DIY moss garden.
A moon garden is a mystical space that embraces the darkness and contains bright white plants and those that only bloom at night.
Learn about a few ways to rewild your garden and start you on your path to transforming your outdoor space into a haven for wildlife.
Once you decide on creating your own terrarium, there are a few choices still to make. These choices will determine which plants will thrive in your terrarium containers, what kind of sunlight it needs, and how much maintenance it requires. Here is a quick guide to help you make your perfect terrarium. Container selection Whether you buy a terrarium kit, or find a terrarium container and convert it yourself, your vessel choice will determine the type of environment for your plants as being an open or closed terrarium. Open - Occasional Maintenance Closed - Lowest Maintenance Choosing Your Plants Once you choose between an open or closed terrarium, your next decision is to pick the plants you want to grow. The terrarium you choose will lend itself to either moisture-loving plants or plants that prefer an arid, dry environment. Here are a few of the most popular options for both types of terrariums. Open - These plants prefer circulating air and a more arid environment: Aloe, Hens & Chicks, Cacti, Air Plant Closed - These plants thrive in a closed environment with more moisture: Baby Ferns, Aechmea, Cryptanthus, Neoregelia Arranging your Drainage Layers Proper drainage in a terrarium is crucial for the health of your plants and the success of your terrarium. Each layer serves a purpose for ensuring the longevity of your plant and maintaining the proper growing environment. Open - Pebbles, Plant, Soil, Charcoal, Rocks Closed - Plant, Soil, Charcoal, Rocks Terrarium Care The best part of building a terrarium is enjoying it for years to come. If assembled correctly, a terrarium requires little ongoing maintenance. However, don’t let your hard work go to waste by not properly caring for your plants. Open - These terrariums are great for direct light or lots of sun. Make sure to consider the specific plants in your terrarium when placing it. Water every two weeks, or as needed. Closed - These terrariums require very little maintenance. Indirect light is great for these plants. Direct sunlight on a closed terrarium can burn your plants. Open the terrarium at least once a month for roughly 20 minutes to allow for some air circulation. ENJOY! Sources: Derek Woodruff, AIFD, PFCI, CF, Owner of Floral Underground https://www.ecoponics.com.sg/difference-closed-open-terrariums/
So you've heard about this way of growing plants called 'hydroponics', but have no clue what it is... If you’ve heard about hydroponics but find yourself
Feeling inspired by the wildflowers of "super blooms"? Learn how to grow wildflowers that come back year after year in your own yard.
Build a sunflower fort, a pizza garden, a pole bean teepee fort or create fun children's garden design ideas. Create fairytale garden with fairy wands
