Hummingbirds Love This Heat-Tolerant Yellow Flower, But Be Wary Of It Spreading
If you want to attract hummingbirds to your yard, they love this heat-tolerant, pretty, yellow flower. If you plant it though, be wary of it spreading.
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Why You Should Harden Off Croton Plants Before Moving Them Outdoors
Croton plants make a stunning addition to your indoor houseplant collection, but you can also move them outdoors with a few simple steps for the best color. -
This Drought-Tolerant Houseplant Will Fill Your Home With Fresh Cinnamon Smells
Some plants have unpleasant odors, but there's one indoor drought-resistant plant that will leave your home smelling like cinnamon - if you can get it to bloom. -
The Hack People Use To Save Tomato Plants From Rust Disease (But Should You?)
Rust disease can affect the health of your tomato plants, but there's a simple hack for fighting against it. The only question is: Should you use it? -
Tips To Grow Flourishing Marigold Flowers From Seeds
You can purchase marigold plants, but you will have many more options available if you start them from seed with these simple tips to help them grow. -
Tricks For Pruning Your Spirea Bushes To Keep Them Looking Neat
Though invasive and not recommended to plant newly in your garden, if you already have spirea bushes in your yard, follow these crucial pruning tips. -
10 Flowers That Beginner Gardeners Can Easily Grow From Seed
If you're a beginner gardener, starting a flower garden can seem overwhelming. Fortunately, we have a list of flowers that can be easily started from seed. -
How To Easily Propagate A Money Tree For A Happy And Healthy Plant
Money trees provide the perfect pop of green, and it's easy to add a few more to your home too! All you need to do is propagate your money tree. Here's how. -
Water Vs Soil Propagation: Which Method Is Best For Hydrangeas?
If you're hoping to create a new hydrangea plant from an existing one, propagation is the way to go. But should you use water or soil to propagate hydrangeas? -
The Popular Flowering Deutzia Has Invasive Tendencies. Here's What We Know
One of the most beloved species of flowering deutzia is considered invasive throughout parts of the U.S. This is what we know. There's a good alternative, too. -
Here's Where You Should Plant Witch Hazel In Your Garden For The Best Growth
Witch hazels offer foliage and flowers in the autumn and winter, and smell great. If you want them to have healthy growth, plant them in this garden location. -
Protect Monarch Butterflies From Wasps In Your Garden With These Tips & Tricks
Monarch butterflies are a beautiful thing to see flying through your garden, but the local wasps are eating them up. Here's how to save the caterpillars. -
The Candle Wax Hack People Use To Propagate Plants (& Should You Try It?)
Somebody on TikTok might've told you to dip your plants in candle wax. Is it effective, or damaging? Here's why you may want to rethink this approach.
