plantglossary
Posts by plantglossary:
Columbine flowers are delicate, colorful, and a favorite among hummingbirds and butterflies. They add a touch of magic to any garden. Keep reading to learn how to grow and care for columbine flowers.
If you want a flower that adds charm to your evenings, four o’clocks are perfect. Their blossoms open later in the day and last into the night. Read on to discover how to grow and care for them.
Whether you want plums for eating fresh, making jam, or baking pies, growing your own tree is worth it. Read on to discover how to grow and care for plum trees step by step.
Cold weather doesn’t have to mean a lifeless garden. With the right perennials, you can enjoy beauty and greenery even when frost sets in. Keep reading to discover 25 of the best frost perennial plants.
Healthy soil is the foundation of a thriving garden, and its acidity level plays a huge role in plant success. Too acidic or too alkaline, and your plants may struggle. Keep reading to learn how to adjust garden soil acidity the right way.
If you’re looking for eco-friendly gardening tips, baking soda is about to become your new best friend. Keep reading to learn how this common household item can make a big difference in your garden.
From their clusters of creamy flowers to their rich, dark berries, elderberries are a gardener’s delight. The key is knowing which varieties to grow. Read on to learn about the most common elderberry options.
Fall may feel like the end of the gardening season, but for herbs, it’s just the beginning. Many thrive in the cooler weather and give you fresh flavor well into winter. Keep reading to learn which herbs to plant in fall.
Strawflowers are a gardener’s favorite for good reason—they’re hardy, eye-catching, and perfect for cutting gardens. Read on to learn how to grow and care for them in your own space.
If you’ve ever thought root vegetables were only for big gardens, carrots will prove you wrong. They’re perfectly happy in pots with the right care. Read on to find out how to grow carrots in containers.
Ever wondered if your garden can really keep your family fed? With a little planning, it absolutely can. Read on to discover how many plants you’ll need to grow for a year’s worth of food.
Fresh rosemary adds flavor to meals and fragrance to your home. The best part? You don’t need a big garden to grow it. Keep reading to learn how to grow rosemary in containers.











