…the stalk or spray are still completely closed. Asters, Baby’s Breath (Gypsophila), Bells of Ireland, Calendula, Delphiniums, Dahlias, Daisy (Leucanthemum), Dianthus, Gladiolus, Liatris, Lisianthus, Lilies, Rudbeckia, Sea Holly, Sea Lavender…
…pruning groups are called A,B, & C – or 1,2, & 3. Group A would be the same as Group 1, Group B the same as Group 2, and Group…
…higher moisture levels. 3. Consider the Available Space in Your Home Some Jade plants, can grow very large, however this ‘Sunset Curls’ grows to 15 cm (6″). Some succulents, like…
…whites Mature Height: 1 m (3′) in Alberta, 1.2-1.5 m (4-5′) in warmer zones Mature Width: 1 m (3′) Horticultural Zone Rating: 4-9, a little tender for Alberta, and if…
…I have found a place for storing seeds that works best for my household. ➡️ To sum it up, seeds need to stay in a 🆒cool, 🎆dark, 🏜️dry, 👷♀️protected space.⬅️…
…development, and vibrant flowers. Look for a balanced fertilizer with equal ratios of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K), like 20-20-20. Other good fertilizers are Nature’s Source and 15-30-15….
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/3KJ6oxJriTE Here’s a quick video about what to look for when selecting a Christmas tree. There is something incredibly nostalgic about having a real Christmas tree. The scent of pine…
…your home and when you think of a southern exposure, automatically, you’d think, ‘Oh, that’s a hot, sunny spot.’ But when you look at hours of sun exposure, the sun…
…to five eyes (buds), and replant them in prepared soil. Related: How to Divide Perennials Successfully 8. Why, Oh Why, The Ants?? Peony buds, flowers and ants seem to go hand…
