The Most Common Florida Native Grasses
If you are a Florida resident looking to add value and beauty to your yard, you have come to the right place. Today you will learn the benefits of adding …
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Sedum Autumn Joy Companion Plants: What Plants Grow Well With Sedum Autumn
You’ve probably seen Sedum Autumn Joy in bloom and admired its cheerful, orange flowers. This succulent is an excellent choice for a sunny garden spot, with beautiful flowers that last …
Sedum Companion Plants: What Plants go well with Sedum
The thing with gardening is, you have to know how different crops grow together and help each other get nutrition. Combining these different plants is known as companion planting and …
Nasturtium Companion Plants: What to Grow With Nasturtiums
Nasturtiums are cheerful plants that will add a colorful vibe to any garden. You can grow them as ground covers and in containers or support their climbing abilities with vertical …
When Do Tiger Lilies Bloom?
Tiger lilies are bright-colored stunning perennials that grow from bulbs. Under proper conditions, these plants produce several blooms that show themselves by mid to late summer. Indeed, compared to other …
Do Deer Eat Tiger Lilies?
If you live somewhere near the woods, attacks from mammals might be the norm and not the exception. In that case, you probably know how destructive deer can be for …
When to Plant Sunflowers in Missouri
Sunflowers are bright and cheery additions to your garden. They’re so easy to care for that they’re best for beginners and young ones alike. If you live in MO, you …
Japanese Painted Fern Companion Plants
Ferns are always a good idea for adding a jungly vibe to your porches, borders, or even flower beds. These plants bring feelings of wilderness and nature but are elegant …
Boxwood Companion Plants: What To Plant With Boxwood
Boxwoods are attractive hedge plants that look spending in any form you decide to shape them. With their lush and dense foliage, you can grow as stand-alone bushes or in …
Elephant Ear Companion Plants: What to Grow Together?
Elephant ears refer to plants in the aroid category with big pan-like leaves. Occasionally, elephant ear plants with multicolored leaves such as Caladium spp are planted to complement flowers or …