When early Spring comes around, so do our beloved golden daffodils. They have the power to positively brighten up any environment. They stay in bloom anywhere between six weeks and six months, so when we’re lucky enough to have them around, it goes without saying that we want them in as healthy condition as they … Read more
We’re pretty accustomed to seeing orchids as decorative houseplants, but of course, they grow outside too. They come in a bunch of varieties and are incredibly diverse; orchids add something truly special to our gardens. They’re aesthetically unique flowers, and best of all, they’re surprisingly low maintenance! However, their existence isn’t without obstacles. Namely that … Read more
Hyacinths are perennial bulb flowers that bloom each and every Spring. At least, they’re supposed to! Unfortunately, as is the case for many other plants, Hyacinths are the sought-after prey of several animals and insects. Naturally, this affects their capacity for healthy growth, as you likely know. Chances are, if you are here, you have … Read more
Peonies smell sweet, bloom ever so colorfully, and exist in over 6000 varieties. There’s no debating that they bring a lot to our gardens, so it’s no wonder that we love them so much. Hence, it can be pretty painful to find that something has been chomping away at them. But what, exactly?… So, what is eating … Read more
Violas are just great, aren’t they? These self-seeding annual flowers bloom beautifully in the Summer and sometimes (if we are lucky) even rebloom again during Autumn! Hence, their small, vibrant petals bring vibrance to our gardens for a considerable portion of the year, and we love them for it! Better yet, they bring color to … Read more
Unsurprisingly, geranium flowers have long been a favorite plant among gardeners. Not only are they great to look at, but caring for them is relatively easy too. Hence, it can be pretty frustrating when you find that your beloved geraniums have been deemed prey! But by what exactly? Well, here are all of the main … Read more
