Category Archives for Gardening Guides
13 Edible Plants In Colorado You Need to Know
Colorado has some of the most beautiful wilderness in the country and that wilderness contains some of the tastiest morsels you can find while foraging. You can incorporate some of these edible plants in your Colorado landscape design. Continue reading to learn about edible plants in Colorado and the feast awaiting in your backyard.
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Coastal Gardening Ideas – How to Start Your Seaside Garden
When you try coastal gardening, the biggest challenge you can face is the salinity of the soil. The soil salinity or salt level can often be a deterrent for the growth of many plants. Intolerance to high levels of salt is common among most plants.If you delve deeper, you will find that the sodium in salt […]
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Arrowhead Plant (Syngonium Podophyllum) Growing Guide
Syngonium podophyllum, or as it is more commonly known as, Arrowhead plant or Goosefoot plant (for the distinct shape of its leaves), makes a great houseplant for plant newbies and plant experts alike. With a wide variety of cultivars that range from chartreuse, white, deep greens, and even pinks, there is a Syngonium for everyone. The […]
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8 Best Vertical Garden Planters – 2025 Product Reviews
If you’ve ever thought about investing in a vertical garden planter, you’ve likely ended up in a daze with all the options out there, and who could blame you? There are so many different types of vertical garden planters on the market, with prices ranging from $10 to $1000, so we’re going to break it down […]
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Asparagus Fern Complete Growing and Care Guide
Do you desire to attract the most beautiful birds in your garden? Well, then the Asparagus setaceus is the right fern for you! Growing the Asparagus Fern may just be one of your favorite experiences and there are countless reasons why.
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Agastache Ultimate Growing and Care Guide
Agastache is an incredibly easy plant to care for, with few pest issues, fewer habitual diseases, and unlike its big brother, mint, won’t spread through the garden on runners or rhizomes. And a big bonus, is that the entire plant is as edible as it is resilient. Read on and learn how to grow and care […]
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