Philodendron Tripartitum: Growth and Care
The Philodendron Tripartitum is an amazing plant that is beautiful but very much under-appreciated. It has a tropical appearance and would make a great addition to any home. Let’s look …
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Hulled vs Unhulled Bermuda Grass Seed: Which to Choose?
When you are looking to plant Bermuda grass, there are a few things to consider. One of the most important decisions is whether to plant hulled or unhulled Bermuda grass …
Carpenteria Californica: Growth and Care Guide
Carpenteria californica is an evergreen flowering shrub that grows from southern Oregon through coastal California to Mexico. Growing in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 8 through 10, carpenteria …
Feeding your grass: lawn food vs fertilizer
Recently, the use of chemical fertilizers in lawns has been under scrutiny. There are significant health and environmental risks associated with using chemicals and non-organic products when fertilizing your lawn, …
Garden Maintenance: Dethatching vs. Aerating a Lawn
When you’re tending to your lawn, it can be hard to know what the best approach is. Dethatching VS Aerating? What’s the difference between these two approaches? In this blog …
Is Raleigh St. Augustine Grass Right for Your Lawn?
This article will answer the question, ‘Is Raleigh St. Augustine Grass Right for Your Lawn?’ We’ll discuss the benefits of this type of grass to help you decide whether it’s …
When to Plant Tomatoes in Seattle: (Dates + Care)
It is time to plant tomatoes when the soil temperature reaches 60 degrees Fahrenheit or higher. You can plant tomato seeds in Seattle from April to early May. If you …
When to Plant Tomatoes in North Carolina? (Find out Now!)
There are several things to consider when deciding on planting your tomato plants outside. You can grow your tomato seeds or transplant young seedlings outdoors in the early spring after …
When to Plant Tomatoes in Missouri: (Find Out Now!)
Planting tomatoes outside in Texas can take a lot of research and planning. “You can’t beat Mother Nature, but you can learn how she functions.” This is truly the only …
When to Plant Alfalfa in MO: (Find Out Now!)
Many people plant alfalfa in MO in early to mid-September into October. Alfalfa can then be overseeded any time after mid-November into December or January, depending on the climate. Spring …