Edelweiss, the iconic flower of the Alps, captivates many with its unique beauty and resilience. If you’re in Idaho and dreaming of adding this stunning plant to your garden, you’re not alone. Growing Edelweiss in Idaho can be a rewarding challenge that brings a touch of mountainous elegance to your industry. As someone who’s navigated…
Edelweiss, with its stunning white blooms and alpine charm, has captured the hearts of many gardeners. But can you really grow Edelweiss in Alaska? As someone who’s passionate about gardening in challenging climates, I’ve often wondered if this resilient flower could thrive in the Last Frontier. Alaska’s unique environment poses its own set of challenges,…
Ever wondered if you can grow edelweiss in Pennsylvania? This iconic alpine flower, often associated with the rugged beauty of the Swiss Alps, might seem like an unlikely candidate for your garden. Edelweiss has specific needs. If you’re up for the challenge, let’s check out what it takes to successfully grow edelweiss in the Keystone…
While the winters can be harsh, and the summers humid, selecting the right plum variety and providing proper care can make all the difference.
When it comes to survival food, yacon checks so many boxes that other foods don’t. Find out how to benefit from this underused superfood.
Safely Incorporating Inorganic Mulch into a Dog Friendly Garden Check out our guide to using inorganic mulches around dogs. Learn what they are, their benefits and drawbacks, and how to safely use them around your pets. We make it easy to choose the perfect, long-lasting mulch for your garden that keeps both your plants and…
What is Rubber Mulch? Alright, let’s dive right into what this rubber mulch stuff is all about. When you first hear ‘rubber mulch’, you might be picturing those old tires from your car – and you’re not far off. Rubber mulch for the garden is typically made from recycled tires. It’s shredded into small pieces…
Does Rubber Mulch Get Too Hot For Plants? Some plants love it, some plants tolerate it, some plants don’t do so well with it.
Xeriscaping is a way of gardening that helps save water, making it perfect for places where water is scarce. But xeriscaping isn’t just about saving water; it’s also about making your garden look amazing with less water and less maintenance. Using perennial plants for Xeriscaping is an easy way to start. The Role of Perennials…
Ever wondered why your lawn looks scalped after mowing? The answer lies in understanding the one third rule for mulching. This landscaping secret makes sure your yard stays lush and healthy by preventing over-cutting, which can weaken the grass and make it more susceptible to disease. In essence, the one third rule advises that you…
