When to Plant Hydrangeas? [Find Out Now!]
Don’t plant your hydrangeas too early! They like the cold but can be affected by frost. The best time to plant hydrangeas is in the early fall before the first …
Plants
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 …
Fuchsia Thymifolia (Thyme-leaved fuchsia): Growth and Care Guide
Fuchsia thymifolia is a fantastic shrub that can grow to about 2 to 3 feet tall and also spreads. It has bright green, glossy leaves and small, pink, tubular flowers …
How Long do Tulip Bulbs Last? [And How to Extend It]
So, how long do tulip bulbs last? They can last up to two years. When it comes to gardening, there are many things that you need to take into account. …
When to Plant Tulip Bulbs?
Planting tulip bulbs is perfect for those who want to create a burst of color in their yard or garden. Tulips come in many different colors, all of which will …
Zoysia Grass VS Fescue: Which is Right for Your Lawn?
There are several different types of grasses, each offering different benefits that homeowners should consider before making a decision on the type of lawn they want. Here is a look …
How to Get Rid of Quack Grass Fast and Easy
Quack grass is a troublesome weed in lawns and ornamental turf throughout America. The roots of quack grass are also very vigorous, and the weed is considered invasive. Quack grass …
Winter Wheat vS Spring Wheat
Wheat is grown for various reasons, as a food crop, fodder for animals, to attract deer to your pasture, or to stop erosion. There are many types of wheat, and …
When to Plant Tomatoes in Florida [Find Out Now!]
If you are planning to start a kitchen garden to feed your family, you may be wondering when to plant tomatoes in Florida. Gardening in zones 9 or above takes …
California Bee Plant Growth and Care Guide
Californian bee plants are native to California and can cope with the hot, dry climate as they are drought tolerant. These plants are easy to care for as they don’t …