Plants

As the crisp air of early winter starts to creep in, gardeners face a formidable adversary: frost. This icy threat can swiftly turn lush, thriving plants into wilted, desolate specimens.…

Indoor plants are not just decorations; they breathe life into our homes, purify the air, and offer a touch of nature amidst our daily routines. However, not every home is…

As September unfolds, your garden isn’t finished blooming yet. If you aim to attract pollinators, including migrating monarch butterflies, adding late-blooming plants is key. These plants provide crucial pollen and…

Black Mondo Grass: A Striking Groundcover for Your Garden. Black mondo grass (Ophiopogon planiscapus ‘Nigrescens’) is a unique, purple-black groundcover that rewards patience with its stunning color. The plant’s deep,…

As summer wanes, it’s not too late to prepare your garden for the harsh winter while keeping it vibrant. Some cold-hardy plants can still be planted until mid-September, ensuring a…

Las Vegas Faces New Threats to Iconic Desert Plants as Heat Intensifies. LAS VEGAS — On a scorching stretch of West Charleston Boulevard, Norm Schilling, a local horticulturist, stopped his…

Is It Too Early to Plant Spring Bulbs? If you’ve noticed tulip, daffodil, and allium bulbs for sale, now is the perfect time to buy them. Hardy bulbs like tulips,…

Natural swimming pools are increasingly becoming a popular choice for those seeking an eco-friendly alternative to traditional, chemically-treated pools. These pools offer a refreshing, chemical-free swimming experience and support a…

The Impact of Real vs. Fake Plants on Health and Well-Being. A recent visit to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) revealed an unexpected surprise. Among the…

Transform Your Garden into a Butterfly Haven with These Essential Plants. Butterflies fluttering around your backyard can instantly lift your spirits. Their colorful, patterned wings add charm to any garden,…