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If you enjoy unique houseplants that are not too demanding, the philodendron white knight might be the perfect choice. This lush and beautiful tropical plant is one of the easiest to grow at home or in the office. It is low-maintenance and features striking foliage that adds a splash of unexpected color to any space. ... Read more
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Ferns are one of nature’s treasures with their feathery leaves filling the understory of forests across North, Central, and South America. While ferns are a well-known plant, some ferns stand out amongst their relatives. This isn’t due to their appearance or stature; rather, it’s because of their incredible health benefits as medicinal herbs. There are ... Read more
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Donkey’s Tail, or Burro’s Tail, Sedum morganianum, is a delightful little succulent in the Stonecrop family, Crassulaceae. It is native to Mexico and Honduras and can live happily outdoors in USDA zones 9 to 11, but it is typically grown as an easy-care, easy-to-propagate houseplant. It can reach 4′ in length, with overlapping, plump, blue-green ... Read more
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Blurring the boundary between herb and flower, lavender plants offer an abundance of uses. Beautiful, aromatic, soothing… we all want more of this flower in our gardens. One TikTok gardener shared his secret for an abundant harvest. And guess what? It’s simpler than you would think. The Secret? Properly Pruning Lavender. Here’S How It’s one ... Read more
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Let’s face it. Mosquitoes are the most annoying flying pests! There is nothing worse than trying to garden or enjoy some relaxing time in the backyard when the little buggers are buzzing around your ears. Chemical laden sprays and mosquito netting are no fun either. Plants can help. It won’t be an invisible forcefield where ... Read more
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Passiflora caerulea, commonly known as the blue passionflower, is a captivating species that is full of character. Its distinct flowers and shiny rich green leaves make this ornamental plant a favorite among both horticulturists and hobby gardeners alike. From cottage gardens to pergolas, greenhouses, and arbors, the award-winning Passiflora caerulea will enhance any space with the exotic ... Read more
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Snake Plants (mother-in-law’s tongue) of all kinds are beautiful succulents that clean the air and tolerate various conditions. They can be several feet tall or only a few inches high with wide or narrow, flat or cylindrical leaves. They are easy to care for and make a bold statement in a home or office. In ... Read more
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Imagine opening your chicken coop to find a treasure trove of olive green eggs nestled in the straw. This isn’t a fairy tale but a reality for those who raise Olive Egger chickens. These unique birds, known for their friendly nature and captivating egg colors, are a delightful addition to any backyard flock. We’ll delve ... Read more
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Imagine a vibrant, golden flower that not only adds a splash of color to your garden but also plays a crucial role in its health and productivity. Welcome to the world of calendula, a flower that’s more than just a pretty face. This versatile plant, also known as pot marigold, is a secret weapon for ... Read more
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Silver Streak Pothos is an exciting new kid on the block in houseplant circles that is gaining a great reputation. Its official name is Epipremnum amplissimum, or synonym Rhaphidophora amplissima in the Arum family, a vine native to Papua New Guinea and islands off the coast of northeast Australia. This Pothos has long lance-shaped leaves that never fenestrate. ... Read more
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Have you ever wondered how to keep your garden blooming with the vibrant colors of calendula year after year? The secret lies in the seeds. Calendula, also known as pot marigold, is a self-seeding annual flower that offers a plethora of benefits for you, your garden, and your health. But the magic truly unfolds when ... Read more
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Imagine a vibrant garden bathed in hues of orange and yellow, where two stunning flowers vie for your attention. They may seem identical at first glance, their shared palette of warm colors creates a harmonious visual symphony. Yet, beneath this shared facade of beauty lies a world of difference. Welcome to the intriguing universe of ... Read more
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Imagine a world where you could clone your favorite plants, producing exact replicas without needing seeds or complex grafting techniques. Welcome to the world of Keiki paste, a game-changer in the realm of plant propagation, especially for orchid enthusiasts. We’ll delve into the intricacies of Keiki paste for plants, its role in propagation, and the ... Read more
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Imagine a plant that changes colors as it grows, a living piece of art that adds a dynamic touch to your indoor garden. Meet the Chameleon ZZ plant, a unique variety that is a visual delight and a hardy companion for those who believe they don’t have a green thumb. We will delve into the ... Read more
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Can your favorite houseplant really give you cancer? The ZZ plant, a popular choice among indoor plant enthusiasts for its hardiness and aesthetic appeal, has been at the center of a controversial rumor. Claims have been circulating that this attractive plant could potentially cause cancer. But how much truth is there to these alarming assertions? ... Read more
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Tired of having to hold down the handle on your toilet just to get a proper flush? Don’t worry, we have a simple solution for you. Here’s an effective method to fix the weak flush problem by adjusting the chain length. Let’s explore the step-by-step process to ensure a more efficient and powerful flush. Identifying ... Read more
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Whether you’re researching a new smoothie recipe or wanting to try a new dish for dinner, you may come across the term “green herbs.” But what exactly are “green herbs,” and how are they any different from regular cooking spices? We’ll uncover what green herbs are, the most common green herbs for cooking, and how ... Read more
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There are many reasons people own chickens. Chickens provide eggs and meat, which you can sell or use in your own kitchen. Other people keep chickens to show in competitions and exhibitions or as pets! Fluffy chicken breeds are in demand. Many of them make excellent show chickens because of their unique plumage, but their ... Read more
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Step into the lush, vibrant world of the tropics with the Xanthosoma lindenii magnificum, a plant that is as exotic as its name suggests. Also known as Caladium, this Colombian native is a showstopper in the realm of houseplants, boasting large, arrowhead-shaped leaves adorned with striking white veins. It’s not just a pretty face, though. This ... Read more
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A nice, seasoned cast iron pan was once the thing your grandmother cooked in. You may even have a sweet childhood memory of bacon sizzling and eggs frying in cast iron on a warm summer morning. Are you starting to smell those mouth-watering scents? Today, cast iron pans are making a comeback. All types of ... Read more
