Category GARDEN

Growing olive trees is relatively simple given the proper location and olive tree care is not too demanding either. These trees are […]

Unlike most vegetables, asparagus is a perennial, meaning it lives for more than two seasons. It takes a couple of years to […]

Pansies and violas are cold tolerant plants and are one of the first flowers to bloom in the spring and will keep […]

These colorful plants originate from Mexico and Central-America where they reach heights up to 12 ft. The flowers appear from December until […]

This exotic tree, which comes from Southwest India, is the source of the spice cinnamon. Used since ancient times, people use cinnamon both […]

Composting is a process where micro and macro organisms (bacteria, worms, and more) decompose natural materials (including leaves, fruits, and vegetables) into […]

The snake plant is a beautiful evergreen plant. This unique plant even improves indoor air quality through the passive absorption of many […]

The bougainvillea (Bougainvillea spectabilis) is an evergreen, woody vine that originated in Brazil. It is a climber that can be trained as […]

Alliums make wonderful cut flowers. They have an undeniable charm, and those balloon like blooms are a great conversation piece. Alliums are one […]

Saintpaulia is the botanical name for African violets. The name came when Baron Walter von Saint Paul-Illaire discovered the plant in Tanzania […]

Peony plants offer big, fluffy, fragrant flowers in a wide range of colors, forms and sizes. These resilient, long-lived perennial bushes have […]

If you give lettuce what it needs, you can be successful and provide your family with baby greens that will rival those […]

As you may already know, there are many varieties of squash, most of which are vine plants. Before you go ahead and […]

Succulents are a huge family of plants with a wide array of colors, forms, textures and sizes. Found in many parts of […]

Ginger root is used worldwide in cuisine for its flavor and aroma. Moreover, this plant is also known for its medicinal properties, […]

This little green fruit has been added to meals in almost every restaurant and home recipe possible. Avocado contains potassium, vitamins B, […]

Jasmine is one of the most fragrant flowers, and the indoor jasmine shrub is a real treasure in your apartment. Jasmine has […]

The trees can grow outdoors year-round in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 9 through 11. Seed-grown orange trees mature slowly, […]

Knowing how to care for your lawn in the heat of summer can go a long way toward saving you money in […]

Vanilla is the world’s most expensive crop after saffron and cardamom. This is because there is no alternative to hand pollination or hand […]

The Oleander Plant adds some Mediterranean flair to your container garden. Here are some tips and care instructions for oleander trees, pruning […]

Spring just would not be Spring in our neck of the woods without the sweet scent of Lilacs wafting around the neighborhood. […]

The most commonly known hydrangea is called the HydrangeaMacrophylla, and its the kind you’re probably most familiar with. It produces round clusters […]

They are perennials, returning year after year, growing larger and covering more area. Clematis can be found in over 300 varieties, but […]

Crops need to be planted early enough to let them reach full maturity before the killing frost arrives. Your exact planting dates […]

Tomato is a delicious and healthy vegetable, which is the most used in food, this is the reason it is the most […]

Radishes come in many different sizes, colors and flavors, so it’s easy to find something that suits your needs. You can even […]

In order to grow, plants need water, oxygen, nutrients, and some support to keep themselves upright. The size of container should be relative […]

The potatoes look really awesome too, pretty substantial. Some of them are a bit funny-looking, but that happens when you grow your […]

Moles live underground and dig out a system of tunnels and chambers, and dispose of the excavated soil by throwing up molehills […]