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Being one of the most resilient and ancient species on the planet, not only can dragon trees survive everything from fire to strong winds, they can also adapt to extreme climates. Believed by some to possess mystical as well as medicinal properties, we are only beginning to uncover the many mysteries surrounding this interesting flora. Let's dive into what makes dragon trees so special! Read more

Greenhouses are designed to protect your plants and veggies from the elements, and that includes excessive heat. Gardening is a popular pastime, with one study showing that approximately 49% or nearly half of all Americans maintain some kind of garden. Whether you're a professional farmer or a casual gardener, read on for some greenhouse cooling tips. These tips will help keep your greenhouse at a comfortable temperature all summer long. Read more

When the world shut down and quarantined in 2020, plant sales increased by 18.7% (or $8.5 billion) compared to 2019. While most places have opened up now, interest in plants hasn't died down at all. In fact, many enthusiasts have branched out from their comfort zones and picked up new greenery. Read on to find out how to propagate succulents so you can have even more plants in your collection! Read more

With how popular home gardening has become, it's important to consider the medium in which you grow your plants. In most cases, your options will be hydroponics vs soil. In particular, hydroponics is becoming an increasingly popular choice for several reasons. Read more

Snowdrops are one of the first spring flowers to bloom, and their delicate white petals are always a welcome sight. Snowdrops bloom from January to March and come in a range of sizes, shapes, and colors. Because it can be planted in a number of locations in the yard and isn't affected by pests or diseases, this beautiful bulb plant requires practically little upkeep or worry. Read more

Are you looking for a beautiful, timeless tree to add to your landscape? The sycamore tree might be just what you need. Known for its striking bark texture, majestic size and low-maintenance care routine, the sycamore is an ideal choice for anyone hoping to spruce up their garden with a hardy plant. Read more

If you’ve been thinking of planting an olive tree in your garden then this blog post is right up your alley! We will explain exactly why olive trees make such great plants to add to any landscape - from their care needs to information on when best to harvest, we've got all the details covered so that you can get started growing an olive tree today! Read more

Cosmos Flowers are annual plants that may be easily grown by scattering seeds in the garden after any threat of frost has gone. In around two months, these classic cottage garden flowers attain full maturity. The flowers perch atop long, thin stalks, forming a cloud of color that attracts bees, butterflies, and birds to your garden throughout the summer. Cosmos blooms resemble daisies in appearance. They appear in a variety of hues, and new varieties are being produced every year. Read more

There are two types of persimmon tree: American and Asian. The American variety grows wild in most of the southeast and produces fruit that must mature on the tree before eating; eating an unripe one is unpleasant. The delicious fruit of Asian persimmons is more regularly grown. Both types of trees are lovely and beneficial to the landscape. Read more

Broccoli is a tough vegetable that thrives in the cooler months of the year. In most sections of the country, two crops per year (spring and fall) are conceivable, thanks to ongoing improvements in quick maturity and heat tolerance, which extends the life of broccoli through all except the warmest periods of the season. Broccoli is a nutrient-dense vegetable that can be prepared in numerous ways. Growing broccoli is also not difficult if you follow a few simple guidelines. Read more