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Cultivating Creeping Phlox

Introducing Creeping Phlox: The Perfect Ground Cover for Your Garden! Are you looking for a stunning, low-maintenance ground cover to transform your garden? Look no further than Creeping Phlox! With its vibrant colors, easy care, and versatility, Creeping Phlox is a must-have for any garden enthusiast. Benefits: Beautiful Blooms: Creeping Phlox boasts clusters of colorful […]Read More...

Creeping Phlox a Garden Marvel

Unveiling the Beauty of Creeping Phlox: A Garden Marvel In the realm of garden wonders, few plants rival the sheer splendor and versatility of Creeping Phlox. With its cascading blooms and effortless charm, Creeping Phlox has earned its place as a beloved favorite among gardeners worldwide. Join us as we delve into the enchanting world […]Read More...

Epimedium: Barrenwort Cultivation Guide

To cultivate Epimedium, follow these steps: Choose the Right Location: Epimedium thrives in partial to full shade and well-drained soil rich in organic matter. Select a spot with dappled sunlight or morning sun and afternoon shade. Prepare the Soil: Ensure the soil is loose, well-drained, and slightly acidic to neutral pH (around 6.0 to 7.0). […]Read More...

Getting More Harvest out of Small Spaces!

Getting More Harvest out of Small Spaces! Growing more food in less space is so easy to do with a little bit of planning! Take time to think out what you would like to grow (i.e., what your family eats most of) and then create yourself a calendar of what and when you are sowing […]Read More...

A St. Patrick’s Day Tale of a Little Girl Looking for Luck

In the heart of a cozy village named Cloverdale, a spirited little girl named Rosie found herself enchanted by the tales of leprechauns and pots of gold. As St. Patrick’s Day approached, she decided to embark on her own adventure to capture a bit of Irish luck. One sunny afternoon, Rosie skipped into the local […]Read More...

Grow Asparagus

Asparagus is one of the longest living vegetable you can have in your garden, it can live 12-15 years. Take advantage of this valuable, early vegetable that is adapted to freezer storage and plant some today! Since asparagus is longer lived it generally takes longer to get growing. While you can start them by seed […]Read More...

Healthy Soil, Healthy Plants

The key to successful gardening is “healthy soil.” Quite simply, when you feed the soil the proper nutrients, you let the soil feed the plants. So how do you “feed” the soil? First, you need to understand some basic principles about soil and why it is so important, then you can take steps to improve it.Read More...

Biokovo Geranium

“So many Geraniums, so little time.” If this is your motto, we completely understand. There are so many fantastic varieties to choose from, but Geranium ‘Biokovo’ is extraordinary. Allow us to tell you why. First, a little clarification regarding geraniums. Unlike our tender summer annual, commonly called “geranium” (genus: Pelargonium), true Geraniums are hardy, low […]Read More...

Putting on Airs: Tillandsias

Looking for something easy to grow? The air plant, Tillandsia, should be on the top of your list. Tillandsia is the largest genus in the Bromeliad family with over 550 species that vary in color, size, texture and shape. In its native habitat, it will attach itself to trees and rocks using its roots. The […]Read More...

Fall Bulbs 101

Fall Bulbs 101        What You Need to Know to Be Ready for This Fall Season Fall-planting bulbs are some of the easiest flowers to grow with some planning and a little patience. What are fall planting bulbs? Simply put, fall planting bulbs are flower bulbs that are planted during the autumn to […]Read More...