Rabbits will feast are out and about all year long, feasting on all kinds of plants. Unfortunately, these adorable herbivores can wreak havoc on your garden. Here are a few tips to identify rabbit damage and prevent them from feasting away.
Many gardeners leave out evergreen plants when making plans for their gardens and landscapes. However, there are some beautiful evergreens that every gardener should consider.
When starting to garden, you’ll notice plants divided into two categories: annuals and perennials. Definitions Annuals Annuals are plants that will live for only one season. Because of this, these plants require replanting each season. However, they have a tendency to have longer blooming seasons. Some common annuals include: Perennials Perennials are plants with a … Read more
Gardening can be even more beneficial for the environment when we use native plants. A university has put together a helpful list for their state.
Native plants are not only beneficial to the environment but – for southeastern gardeners- they can be showstoppers for your garden.
With the typically humid and hot Midwest summers, Midwestern gardeners may benefit from planting more native plants in their gardens.
Looking for native plants to add to your garden? Check out our latest blog post. ,We Look at the Texas Sage and Firecracker Beardtongue—two plants native to the southwestern region of the United States.
The western coast of the United States is well-known for sunny skies, low humidity, and warmer temperatures. Because of this, people often associate the west coast with more succulents than ornamental flowers. However, there are quite a few beautiful flowers native to the Pacific Coast. Eschscholzia californica The first western native plant we are looking … Read more
There is a lot of thought about trying to repurpose things, including banana peels. While the idea to repurpose is noble, repurposing banana peels by making banana water as plant fertilizer may not be the best for your garden.
For those who have an area that collects rain, it may seem unfeasible to start a garden. Luckily, this isn’t the case, there are plants that can thrive while also helping absorb the excess-moisture.
