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There are many plants that adapt well as houseplants for the home or office. Some we see often, some are less common. All need rich soil and good...
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The two most frequently grown guavas in the United States are the Pineapple and the Strawberry guavas. Both produce decorative flowers and sweet,...
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The pomegranate has become extremely popular recently due to all the press it has gotten as a healthy fruit and drink. It has been touted to contain...
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The Agave, or Century Plant makes as a big, bold statement in the landscape. If you live in a hot, dry climate, growing an agave outdoors will be...
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Just because temperatures drop outside doesn’t mean fresh herbs aren’t still in demand in the kitchen. Many herbs and spices can be...
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Beets can be grown in the garden over a long season between frosts. In mild climates you can grow them from seed year round. The beet is one of the...
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Walnut trees are not difficult to grow in areas that do not experience hard frosts. These large-growing trees are perfect for shade and make lovely,...
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Cacti offer some of the most interesting shapes and forms you can plant in the garden. They can be large or small, flat or cylindrical. They can...
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As weather cools, gardens in different parts of the country will need to be winterized in different ways. Here are some tips on ways to winterize a...
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One of the fun things you can do in the autumn and early winter is to go around your garden and see if any of your favorite plants are offering up...
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