When thinking about olive trees, you probably picture a Mediterranean garden. We know that most olives come from Spain, Italy, and Greece, so we don’t even think about planting them …
Ferns are stunning plants that can make your garden, porch, or even indoors look more “jungly.” Indeed, they have brilliant-green dense foliage that provides colors even in areas with partial …
The USDA hardiness zones 7 and 7b include much of Texas, Georgia, Tennessee, Arkansas, and parts of New Jersey. The climate is moderate, but you can get hot summers. Average …
Rhubarb is a relatively easy-to-grow perennial that does well in mild climates. Under adequate growing conditions, this crop may return for as many as 15 years (or more). If you …
People living in USDA hardiness zones 7 and 7b must know about the possibility of starting their vegetable gardens earlier than most people. Indeed, the mild temperatures that characterize these …
Growing potatoes in your vegetable garden is a great way to add variety. Also, you can plant potatoes very early in the season to get harvests sooner than with most …
Strawberries are fun plants to have in your vegetable garden. If you are familiar with growing veggies and berries, you must know how crucial planting your crops at the proper …
Adding a fruit tree to your garden can improve the aesthetics of your property and provide you with home-grown crops. While the process of growing a fruit tree might be …
Blue Rug Junipers are attractive and easy to care about evergreen plants with silver-blue leaves. These low-maintenance plants have superior tolerance to drought and prefer well-draining soils. If you have …
Tending to your flower garden means you have to figure out what plants look great together. It also helps if you can ensure that companion plants will survive in similar …