John asks… Heliotrope? what is a short history of the word “Heliotrope“? Garden Lover answers: “Helios tropein” Greek for; turns to the sun. Helios means Sun and tropein means to turn towards. The beautiful purple, pink color “Heliotrope” flower is … Continue reading →
Thank You Nature For The Beautiful Rose Roses are one of Nature’s most beautiful and splendid gifts. Roses come in a variety of colors and scents, from deep, deep red to the brightest yellow. The many pedals on roses offer … Continue reading →
Which Plants Attract Garden Honey Bees? Author: Raul R. Jones Although some people would not like having honey bees in their garden, there are many people who love having them. These people understand bees can decorate their garden and give … Continue reading →
Growing an herb garden is a great way to develop your gardening skills while producing a useful crop for your home. Most herbs can be grown in little spaces and in conditions that other plants wouldn’t survive. Herb gardens can … Continue reading →
Many scents can bring back fond memories. Growing sage can bring the opportunity home of making holiday dinners your family will remember. Growing your own herbs make a lot of sense these days, especially with rising food costs. An additional … Continue reading →