Generally speaking, snake plants (Sansevieria trifasciata) are forgiving, easy-to-grow houseplants noted for their beautiful coloring and stripes. They are sure to bring some excitement into your space with their towering, sometimes spikey look. Though there are about 70 species of…
With organic gardening trending wildly, it’s no wonder people everywhere are talking about the use of Epsom salt to help fertilize their plants. Lettuce is one of the vegetables that can truly benefit from using Epsom salt, but it’s not…
Succulents are some of the best plants to grow in your garden. They are not only hardy and can withstand a lot in terms of water and weather, but they are uniquely pretty and low maintenance. As perennials, they will…
If it’s time to invest in new flowerpots for the garden or your favorite windowsill, you may not be thrilled with the selection at the local garden center. Terra cotta pots are some of the best plant containers because of their…
There is nothing more satisfying than stepping out into your garden and cutting a fresh bouquet of roses. Your hands and skills grew them, and now you can reap the rewards by enjoying a beautiful vase in your kitchen or…
Have you ever spotted a plant growing through the sidewalk and wondered how it survives? Meanwhile, your carefully tended seeds won’t budge from their cozy starting containers. Most plant seeds will germinate rather quickly without much effort on your part,…
Potatoes have been celebrated for their culinary versatility for ages. It’s no wonder they’re a cherished addition to countless recipes worldwide. From crispy fries to creamy mashed goodness, the potato’s ability to transform into a myriad of dishes has earned…
Japanese beetles, easily recognized as one of the more destructive and harmful types of pests that can invade your yard throughout the growing season, are often so problematic that gardeners place traps in their spaces to get rid of them.…
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Because hummingbird feeders contain nectar or sugar water, they often attract insects like ants, hornets, wasps, or yellow jackets. While some of these bugs will climb the pole your feeders hang…
Trash is sometimes an unfortunate side effect of gardening. It’s a bummer since many gardeners care about making environmentally conscious decisions. Potting soil is a big culprit in making extra waste, especially if you’re growing in a small space and…