The vibrant emerald-green hues of the Irish Moss, or Sagina subulata, can bring life to any garden setting. Embarking on the journey of cultivating Irish Moss c
Seen at the U.S. Botanic Garden in Washington, D.C. ODT: Begins with P (pink) AIMG_0113
Learn about 12 Types of Agaves to grow these impressive architectural plants both in gardens and containers to improve the curb appeal of your home!
The purple flowers of a large, evergreen tibouchina plant (Tibouchina spp.) adorn the shrub's sprawling, vinelike branches. Native to Brazil, tibouchina plants thrive in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 9b through 11, depending on the species and cultivar.
Find essential growing information for schefflera, a low-maintenance houseplant that can spend the summer outdoors.
Dandelions (Explored) by Douglas Brown on Flickr.
Every season we grow thousands of Snapdragons in every color imaginable. Most are destined for mixed bouquets but there is one special variety that never seems to make into the general mix, the Chantilly. Designers, grocery customers and florists eagerly snatch up every stem we can muster! There just never seems to be enough to […]
One doesn't have to wait until spring to enjoy the beauty of springtime blooms - just force some bulbs indoors. Forcing is the process of speeding up a bulb’s development by simulating the conditions of winter and spring - it's a way of fooling Mother Nature and tricking the bulb to bloom before its time.
Gasteria succulent is a type of plant native to South Africa that is popular among plant lovers due to its unique appearance and ease of care. It comes from the family Asphodelaceae and is closely related to Aloe and Haworthia. 30 Types Of Popular Gasteria Pictorial Guide.
Growing gaura plants is easy. Just provide its basic needs and prevent root rot. More tips for care of the gaura plant and its uses. [LEARN MORE]
A pair of "painted" trillium beneath the Rhododendron along the Blue Ridge Parkway. (Actually, a pair plus a hint of a third hiding in the background.)
Growing stuff. It's my fav. And there's nothing more fun than growing it up trellises. The best part about using a trellis (other than making your
Michelia figo is the Botanical name for the Port Wine Magnolia. This is not a actually a plant closely related to the… by ctrl-alt-nwo
