If you are ready to identify your planting zone, you can look at this handy map from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Knowing your growing site can determine whether or not a specific plant will...
Category: Gardens
Bolting is when plants make an energetic, nutritiously-gobbled-up stem of flowers before harvest. In short, bolting is when the plant flowers too soon and goes to seed. Bolting is when a plant...
Roses are uniquely aromatic, drawing in honeybees, even though they offer fewer rewards than many other flowers. Wild roses are an excellent choice to attract bees because they have lots of flowers...
Adding coffee grounds to compost, or the surrounding of roses is often touted as a good way to make good use of waste products for nutrient-dense soil, easily and inexpensively. If you brew a cup of...
Soils may be especially acidic or alkaline, which makes them not suitable for growing roses for several reasons. Roses prefer soil that is primarily composed of clay if amended with plenty of organic...
To make the most out of your rose bouquet and ensure that they remain fresh and beautiful, you will want to care for the flowers as best as possible. Roses can last for up to one week when placed...