Guidelines For Handling Amaryllis Flowers Once amaryllis flowers close, remove them with a sharp knife. As the last one fades, remove the stem at the neck of the bulb. It is not advisable to permit seeds to form, as amaryllis … Continue reading →
Lisa asks… Orchids….? My new boyfriend bought this orchid plant, (is that what it’s called?) It has flowers but is potted in a pot he said the florist said they were low maintenance, it’s really beautiful, and I’d hate for … Continue reading →
Popular Varieties of Cactus and Succulents By Thomas Fyrd There are many varieties of cactus, more than a thousand to choose from, and we are going to list a few of the more popular ones. For many reasons, these types … Continue reading →
by ViaMoi Gardening and Caring for Your Rose Types Gardening and caring for the different rose types WATERING Roses are deep rooted and once they are well established are more capable than most plants of surviving mild drought spells. The … Continue reading →
There is something special about tomatoes that you grow yourself. From your own Italian herb garden, they seem redder, tastier, plumper, and they are just perfect for any salad or recipe you need to use them for. When you see … Continue reading →
Decorative garden fencing may hide something that you wish to hide. North Americans introduced the whole plan of garden fencing and now it is quite popular in America. Decorative garden fencing is an excellent way to define space while accentuating … Continue reading →
So you know that you want to get into gardening, but where do you start? Planting fall flower garden is very enjoyable and simple enough for the beginner gardener. Now if you want to go ahead and plant a fall … Continue reading →
Though many birds migrate south for the winter, there are still some staying around during the cold months. Food is hard to find, especially when there is snow on the ground. By feeding birds near your home, you can help … Continue reading →