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How to Grow Poinsettia Year Round
How to Grow Poinsettias Year Round
Many people mistakenly believe that poinsettias are only available in red but the plants actually boast a great deal of color bracket variation. The brackets can range from pink to... Read More
Winter Garden Protection
Winter Garden Protection 
You might mistakenly believe that you do not have to water plants during the winter because they are dormant. However, there are actually many reasons to continue irrigating, even in... Read More
Growing Amaryllis
How to Grow Amaryllis  
For many families, growing an amaryllis every day for the holidays is a tradition. Usually, shortly before Thanksgiving, stores will start to sell amaryllis kits and bulbs to grow in... Read More
Growing Garden Mums
Growing Chrysanthemums in the Garden 
Plant chrysanthemums in the early spring when all danger of freezing weather has passed. You’ll notice that in the fall months, garden centers offer a wide assortment of dazzling mums... Read More
Companion Plant Guide
Companion Plant Choices
Many people are surprised to learn that certain plants truly complement each other in the garden and actually work together to help one another survive. Many plants form a symbiotic... Read More
Winter Garden: Chard
Growing Winter Vegetables 
Some vegetables will continue to grow well when the mercury starts to fall, especially in regions where the winters are mild. The sudden shift in temperature seems to bring out... Read More
Planting fall bulbs
Planting Fall Bulbs
Tulips, crocus, daffodils, scilla, snowdrops, hyacinths, and grape hyacinths are just a few bulbs that you should plant in the autumn for spring flowers. They are easy to grow and... Read More
October Gardening
Top Tips for October Gardening
If you are lucky enough to live in USDA plant hardiness zone eight, then October is not the end of gardening opportunities but just the beginning. It’s time to consider... Read More
Why Should You NOT Prune Your Garden in the Fall? 
Why Should You NOT Prune Your Garden in the Fall? 
Why is Fall a Bad Time to Prune?  When you prune a tree or shrub, the fresh wounds send a message to the plant to stimulate new growth. However, in... Read More
Worm Composting
The Basics of Worm Composting 
Worms naturally break down organic materials and return them to the oil. However, you can have a worm bin in your backyard, patio, or kitchen to regularly harvest the compost.... Read More
Fall Landscaping
Top Fall Landscaping Ideas 
Autumn is the time of year when color comes alive. The trees and shrubs start to boast brilliant hues of burgundy, orange, yellow, and rust. To complement the changing season,... Read More
Fall Garden Planting Guide
Fall Garden Planting Guide 
Planting in the Fall Yes, you can still plant new plants in the garden during the fall. It’s a great time to buy because most garden centers offer cheaper prices... Read More