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Crocuses are pleasant reminders that spring is well on its way and winter will soon be a thing of the past. As an early bloomer, crocuses are long-standing garden favorites,…
Crocuses are some of the most vividly, vibrantly beautiful flowering plants, and are therefore widely popular among gardeners in the know. They mix well with creeping or dense greenery, and…
Daffodils can sometimes stop blooming for a specific reason. When they stop blooming, it’s called going “blind”. The 4 main causes are:
Daffodils are perennial flowers that normally bloom early in the growing season. Daffodils are available in 16,000 varieties with colors ranging from white, yellow, red, green and pink and all…
This video shows how to feed your orchid for best results and repeat blooms. Besides light, water, humidity and temperature requirements orchids need a good fertilzer, to get not just…
Compared to other types of plants, orchids can be some of the easiest to propagate from a cutting. The important thing is to understand where to cut the orchid, which…
With thousands of species growing on every continent except Antarctica, orchids are characterized by their stunning blooms. Though notoriously difficult to care for, you can grow orchids indoors with a…
Orchids grow naturally in bark and well-drained soils, so growing them outside requires creating a specialty flower bed for them. Grow orchids either inside or out with information from a…
Several plants bear the name “wallflower.” Most of them are biennial to perennial bushy flowering plants with herbaceous stems. Erysimum is a genus of wallflower that belongs to the Brassica…
Filled with old-fashioned charm, wallflowers (Cheiranthus) are a staple of the spring garden. Wallflowers come in a wide range of colours, and many are fragrant. They complement pansies nicely, and…