Delphinium Flowers Care And 6 Clear Growing Tips
Delphinium
One of the most eye-catching of all perennials is the stately delphinium. They add height and stature to all but the smallest perennial or...
Chinese Evergreens – Growing And Caring For Chinese Evergreen Plants
Chinese evergreens
Chinese evergreens (Aglaonema) have been a staple of my interior landscape for more than 25 years, and I continue to appreciate these...
Planting Sedum – 3 Easy Steps To Install Sedum Mat Carpet
Planting Sedum
There are very few plants more forgiving of sun and bad soil than sedum plants. The Magic of Groundcover Underneath perennials, or in...
Mums And 9 Easy Steps To Grow Cascading Fall Mums
Mums
Chrysanthemums this time of year always capture my attention. They naturally bloom in the fall, and you and I have come to associate them...
Calla Lily Info – 3 Tips On Growing Calla Lily Now
Calla Lily Info
Calla lily can be grown in warm climates as perennials. However, they must be pulled and brought inside like gladiolas and dahlias....
TOP 10 Watering cans ; MAKE dousing plants fun
Top 10 Watering Cans
Watering cans in all sizes and shapes, from playful to simple and sleek, regardless of if you are starting to hone...
Pitcher Plants Care And Growing Tips
Pitcher Plants
PITCHER plants are fascinating because their pitchers catch, drown and digest insects.
In Peninsular Malaysia, there are three endemic species, all of which grow...
Lycoris – Spider Lily Information And Care Tips
Lycoris
Might you be a risque gardener? If you grow Lycoris (related to the amaryllis), the genus has the common names "naked ladies" or "naked...
Dogwood Tree Info Plus 6 Essential Care Tips
Dogwood Tree
Many dogwood trees have the advantage of blooming in spring or summer and the deciduous varieties can give some wonderful autumn color.
As I was...
Sword Fern Plus 7 Great Ferns To Grow
Sword Fern
Leaves of the western sword fern have small, dark green leaflets arranged pinnately -- featherlike -- along a central midrib.
Where redwoods have dropped their needles for centuries, sword ferns...