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.
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
Although the colder weather has started, there are many plants that can thrive in your outdoor garden, including spring-flowering bulbs!
It is no surprise that gardeners need to look out for pests when gardening outdoors, but it’s just as crucial to be prudent when gardening indoors.
With the striking beauty they provide, succulents are a great addition to any indoor garden. Here are some things to know before planting!
No matter how experienced a gardener is, there will come a time when the soil needs help. And that’s when compost comes in handy.
Growing plants from seeds can be a rewarding process. However, there are some common mistakes made when starting seeds indoors.
The winter can be so dull and void of life, especially for a gardener. But we have great news—there are a few plants that can add some life back to your space, even during the cold winter months!
Are you looking for some holiday-centric plants to spruce up your home? Look no further, here are a few winter-holiday plants to consider decorating with this holiday season!
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.
