You’ll find many interesting flowers that start with X to add to your garden. Some of them are hard to find in stores, so you may have to do some digging. We have a list of flowers and flowering shrubs, and trees that start with X with crucial information so you can find something that … Read more
Knowing flowers that start with B could open up a world of blooming, beautiful, buttercup plants, among many others. With an array of colors and blooming time frames, flowers that start with B could provide you with season-long beauty in your flower beds. Flowers That Start With B Quick Look 1. Begonia This flower comes … Read more
Teaching people about flowers that start with T is a great passion of mine because many of my favorite plants fall under this category! Whether the plants are edible, fragrant, or just downright beautiful, there are many species that you can come to love that start with the letter T. Flowers That Start With T … Read more
Flowers that start with K are an interesting bunch that tend to have a diverse selection of foliage and flowers! As plant lovers, we seem to always be on the lookout for new species that we can learn about, and a list of flowers that start with K can be a perfect start to that … Read more
As we become familiar with our typical gardening plant combos, you may want to search deeper into the plant world. With a list of flowers that start with L, you could find an extensive list of diverse plants from around the world! Flowers That Start With L Quick Look 1. Lablab Plant Type: Perennial Bloom … Read more
In the past few years, the desire for succulents as houseplants has skyrocketed. Cacti, among many other succulents, have gone into mass production to provide for plant enthusiasts. When talking about cacti, there are some inevitable concepts that have to be brought up such as CAM plants and the fact that cacti have no leaves. … Read more
Plants cannot function without heat and light, and both factors go hand in hand. If you are growing indoors, it can be difficult to maintain those perfect temperature conditions for your plants, especially if you have harsh winters such as I do. Plant heat lamps can assist you if your plants are suffering from cold … Read more
With millions of plants in the world, there are hundreds of flowers that start with E among all the populations. Whether they be entrancing, elegant, or ethereal, lists of angiosperms are ever-growing across the globe, some of which you may be able to include into your garden, and others you could spread the word about … Read more
Flowers that start with D are not hard to come by, and you could find almost any color and growth habit available when looking at all the diverse plant specimens that fall into that category. Oftentimes we can be overwhelmed when thinking about what to plant for the year, so a defined list such as … Read more
It seems that every year we are running out of room for gardens, yet we always find a way to adapt and implement more plants into our lives. An abundance of gorgeous ornamentals happen to be flowers that start with C, and you may find yourself imagining these plants in your garden! Flowers That Start … Read more
Bringing Tradition To Your Gardens The concept of Japanese gardens has been thoroughly developed throughout the past centuries and the principal garden ideas are Karesansui, Tsukiyama, and Chaniwa. Japanese gardens are very symbolistic and thematic and Japanese garden plants are a main way of incorporating important ideas. These gardens carry inspiration from Chinese gardens, and … Read more
Keeping plants outside and in the home provides numerous health benefits for all parts of the body. Especially with the coronavirus, people’s asthma conditions may have worsened by staying indoors and being exposed to indoor air pollutants for long spans of time. If you would like to enjoy your home more and not have it … Read more
Succulents are addicting to collect. They’re usually small and inexpensive, which means it’s easy to fill up your home with them. Once you run out of surfaces to display them on, you have no choice but to find new places. That’s where hanging baskets come in. Fortunately, there are several trailing succulent varieties that look … Read more
As you grow your indoor or outdoor plant collection, you may be searching for something out of the ordinary. In that case, a red leaf plant could be that special plant you may be wanting in your life! A red-leafed plant contains a pigment called anthocyanin which contributes to its eye-catching appearance, while green plants … Read more
When someone wants to dive into the wonderful world of plants, they’re told to get a snake plant because they’re deemed “impossible” to kill off. That’s not completely true, but they are easy to care for compared to other types of plants. They would prefer you to forget watering them and they can survive low … Read more
Lavender is a popular plant to grow. It adds pops of purple that brighten up any garden and offers a sweet scent that you’re sure to enjoy. Many gardeners enjoy harvesting the flowers to use them in cooking or in tea. They also liven up floral arrangements. Lavender isn’t just a pretty purple flower. There … Read more
Were you told that aloe vera is next to indestructible, and it’s a great plant to start out with? Are you now looking at a brown aloe vera plant through teary eyes? It’s okay – it happens to all of us. If you’re prone to watering frequently or you lack a sunny window sill, that’s … Read more
Ivy is a beautiful addition to any home, whether it’s inside or outside and with so many different types of ivy, there’s an option suitable for everyone’s tastes. Many people use ivy outdoors as a groundcover instead of using grass, or they allow it to grow up the side of their home. The greenery of … Read more
Peperomia plants are a plant lover’s best friend. In their natural habitat, these plants can grow on trees in tropical forests, which means they don’t require many nutrients or much sunlight to thrive. This means that they’re easy to grow as house plants because they don’t require much fertilizing and will be happy in that … Read more
Why Are My Pepper Plants Turning Yellow? As you are gardening this summer in your backyard, you may notice that particular problems occasionally arise. Certainly, pepper leaves turning yellow is a common issue that gardeners face every year. With living on seven acres of land, every year it seems that I expand my vegetable garden … Read more
Most of the time, houseplant enthusiasts are constantly searching for more space for their green friends. If you find yourself in the same conundrum, it is time to take a stand, and maybe invest in some plant stands! Space increases ventilation which decreases pests and allows the plant to grow larger. With 25+ indoor plant … Read more
Gardening is one of the hottest hobbies of the moment. Even people who have never before picked up a trowel are now growing their own flowers, vegetables, and herbs. But for those of us who rent (myself included) or who don’t have extra room in their backyard, cultivating a lush garden can feel like a … Read more
If you’ve purchased a good few houseplants lately, you may ask yourself, do indoor plants attract bugs? Without question, they sure do. Any plant growth can attract insects regardless of location, and houses provide an ideal climate for bugs and their offspring. Which Bugs Do Indoor Plants Attract? According to Dr. Joey Williamson and Janet … Read more
We’ve been living in the concrete jungle for too long and it’s time for a necessary change. Taking humans completely away from nature is, in the long run, completely unsustainable. We need to take a breath of fresh air and start making some big changes in the design of what a city can be. Thankfully, … Read more
Is there anyone who doesn’t love succulents? They have to be the cutest plants ever, and I don’t know about you, but it’s nearly impossibly for me to walk by a succulent sale and not go home with an armful! Today, we are going to look at a specific type of succulent; and that is … Read more
If you haven’t jumped on the trending raised garden bed train then you are missing out! We installed some raised beds for our herbs just last year and I couldn’t believe that I had waited so long. It made a huge difference in my herb garden for a number of reasons. A whole lot less … Read more
