The Christmas cactus has become one of the most beloved holiday houseplants—and for good reason. It’s one of the few indoor plants that produces large, vibrant blooms right in the heart of the season. With varieties that display stunning shades … Continue reading →
The following article from Gardening Know How provides lots of guidance on how to help you safely transition your tropical house plants back indoors from their summer outdoor location. “Figuring out how to bring an outdoor plant inside without bugs … Continue reading →
The end of the growing season can be bittersweet. You worked hard to create a beautiful garden. You may have also grown vegetables, herbs, and fruit that you look forward to enjoying in the months ahead. With winter is approaching, … Continue reading →
Planting peas (or other legumes like clover or vetch) in the fall is a great way to naturally restore soil health. Here’s why they work so well: 🌾 Cover Crops Recharge Raised Beds Nutrient Boost: Peas are nitrogen-fixers, meaning they … Continue reading →
Although in our area gardeners treat geraniums as annuals, they’re actually perennials in warmer climates. With just a little extra effort you can bring your geraniums indoors for the winter and enjoy their vibrant blooms again next season. You can … Continue reading →
Many thanks to Judy V. for sharing this article from Simple Garden Life Two Reasons Not to Leave Old Hydrangea Blooms on in Late Fall & Winter “Although deer, squirrels and other animals don’t typically bother most varieties of hydrangeas, … Continue reading →
Creating A Potting Soil Compost Pile –from Simple Garden Life “So, what is the easiest way to create a potting soil compost pile? For starters, choose a small dedicated space in your garden or yard that has good drainage. If … Continue reading →
Did you know that you can easily save your favorite coleus plants by bringing them inside in the fall to grow as houseplants over the cold winter months or take cuttings and create smaller plants? Saving Potted Coleus Plants in … Continue reading →
