Category Archives for Gardening Guides
Patio Design Styling Ideas
During any sort of decoration project involving your home, it can be easy to forget about the outdoor part of your residence. However, when pulled off correctly, you can extend the interior of your home to the outside and make it quite cozy and charming. So read on our patio design styling ideas for tips on […]
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Black Cherry Tree (Prunus Serotina) Growing Guide
The Black Cherry Tree, (Prunus Serotina), also commonly known as the wild, rum cherry or mountain black cherry, is easily recognized by its pretty, white flowers and tasty, dark plum-colored fruit. Its fruits are not only mouth-wateringly delicious, but they’re an indulgence you can actually grow in your own back yard. Throughout this guide, we will look […]
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Literati Bonsai – Easy Step-by-Step Beginners’ Guide
Herons Bonsai is Britain’s No1. Bonsai centre and Nursery Founded by world-renowned Bonsai expert Peter Chan and his wife Dawn Chan. Below Peter Shows us how to transform a thick trunk bonsai into a Literati bonsai style tree at his nursery in Surrey.
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Stunning Calathea Types For Your Home
The Calathea plant, also called “prayer plant” (Calathea’s relative), is a very popular indoor house plant due to its attractive, attention-grabbing leaves. Calatheas belong to the family Marantaceae and it is native to South America. There are over a dozen calathea varieties, each with a different color and pattern. Some of the species are flowers, yet […]
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Planting Monstera Deliciosa – Ultimate Swiss Cheese Plant Guide
Let us talk about planting Monstera Deliciosa (also known affectionately as ‘The Swiss Cheese Plant’). In this article, we’ll take you through everything you need to know about planting and caring for this famed ornamental indoor and garden plant.
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How To Stop A Dog From Digging | Top 10 Tips
If you have a dog at home and you’re just starting to work on your garden, you need to learn how to stop a dog from digging. The last thing you want to do is put a lot of effort to your garden only for your dog to follow behind you and undo all your […]
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