Use Colorful Coleus For Bright Windows
For those who like bright color combinations and a quickly-grown house plant, the coleus or painted nettle is an ideal choice. Nothing is more startling than a bright window filled
Landscape
What Is A Rock Spray Cotoneaster?
The rock spray has become one of the most widely used of all cotoneasters, and justly so, for it has ornamental qualities of value to the gardener every season of
Modern Garden Of Eden
The Garden of Eden of Biblical days, that fabulous habitat of Adam and Eve — is now being restored in the Land of the Bible. Plants In Israel As in
These Were The New Autumn Fruiting Raspberries
Autumn-fruiting raspberries are a boon to home gardeners because they produce a crop in the fall and the usual one during early summer. The term “everbearing” is often applied to
Growing New Zealand Tea Tree Plants: How To Care For Leptospermum Scoparium
Leptospermum scoparium is an upright evergreen shrub that belongs to the genus Leptospermum and is a member of the Myrtaceae or Myrtle family that comprises 3300 species and 150 genera
Growing Big Blue Lilyturf Plants: How To Care For Liriope Muscari
If you’re planning to grow groundcovers to create contrast and balance in your garden, Liriope muscari is an excellent choice for you! Liriope muscari, previously known as Liriope gigantea or
Plan The Garden In Winter, Plant In Spring
Planning a flower garden is an art; planning a vegetable garden is a science. Half the fun of growing things is to make your arranged beds. The other half is
Grow Your Own Landscape Material From Baby Evergreens
Evergreens are expensive, and they have every right to be. A blue spruce six years old ranges between 16″ and 24″ inches. That means six years of pruning, transplanting, and
What Is Hibiscus Sadbariffa – Roselle, Epicurean Delight
Roselle, Hibiscus sabdariffa, has long been grown in tropical lands and a few warmer parts of the United States. Still, it has never had anything like the appreciation it deserves,
Bush Fruit Pruning Pointers
Growing bush fruits in your backyard brings a double pleasure. When you pick them fresh from the garden in the early morning and serve them for breakfast covered with sugar