Do you love getting new plants for free? This project is for you! It is super easy to propagate spider plants from the babies that the mother plant sends out on the ends of its long, arching stems. The offsets of Chlorophytum comosum – AKA spider plant, airplane plant, ribbon plant, and St. Bernard’s lily, can … The post How to Propagate Spider Plants from Babies appeared first on The Gardening Cook.| The Gardening Cook
A small-space vegetable garden lets you grow fresh produce when you don’t have room for a traditional vegetable garden. With the right setup, patios, balconies, and decks can all be spaces to grow vegetables. You’ll need containers with good drainage and a quality potting mix. Your area should receive at least 6 hours of sunlight each … The post Small-Space Vegetable Garden – Growing Vegetables in Pots appeared first on The Gardening Cook.| The Gardening Cook
Try growing astilbe for beautiful, showy flowers that do well in a shady garden bed. This prettu perennial does well with hostas, ferns and coral bells.| The Gardening Cook
I finally got back there recently and all I wanted to do was use my infrared camera. I think display gardens are great for infrared photos. All the plants just waiting to see what the […]| LEANNE COLE
The Garden Media Group says an ashy, soft, hushed pink called 'faded petal' is making its way into our gardens| Latest from Homes & Gardens
Help migrating hummingbirds this month by putting the shears back in the shed| Latest from Homes & Gardens
Surround your feeder with these plants for a beautiful, wildlife-friendly haven| Latest from Homes & Gardens
From seasonal blooms to delicious crops, there are lots of ways to make use of this valuable garden space in fall| Latest from Homes & Gardens
Precisely why bleach should never be used in your garden| Latest from Homes & Gardens
These fuss-free hedge plants are sure to elevate the perimeter of your plot| Latest from Homes & Gardens
In late August, during a week when the nation experienced its 339th mass shooting, a new faith-based coalition in Tarrant County announced that it was taking action. From 9am to noon on Sat-Sun, citizens can bring unwanted (and unloaded) firearms in the trunk or rear of their car to the inaugural Guns to Gardens Safe-Disposal […] The post Garden and Gun appeared first on Fort Worth Weekly.| Fort Worth Weekly
Just the mere mention of Ragwort usually results in a mass frenzied response, with people grabbing their pitch forks, spray packs and any implement they can use to cut, pull or worse still, poison the plant. It seems to receive the automatic response, ‘it’s poisonous and will kill horses’. But let’s get a few facts… The post Gardening Column, Hamish Martin: ‘The beauty of ragwort lies in what she gives to every other being’ appeared first on Scottish Field.| Scottish Field
Sowing seeds in fall will set you up for an abundant spring| Latest from Homes & Gardens
Dahlias are the queens of late-summer blooms, and they deserve the professional treatment| Latest from Homes & Gardens
The Garden Media Group says houseplants are the 'fastest growing category' of collectible items| Latest from Homes & Gardens
Not every plant is happy with living its life bound to a container – are you unnecessarily restricting your favorite perennial?| Latest from Homes & Gardens
Keep the pruning shears in the garden shed this month, or avoid damaging these popular plants| Latest from Homes & Gardens
Spending time in Washington D.C. gardens is a great way to take a break from museum-hopping in the nation’s capital.| FemaleSoloTrek
Access to this post restricted, please go to the website to read it. The post One Woman’s Land, a Region’s Legacy appeared first on Connecticut Explored.| Connecticut Explored
The Parisian art of styling the balcony can make your small outdoor space a romantic little sanctuary. Here's how to do it. The post Paris-Inspired Balcony Styling Tips appeared first on My French Country Home Magazine.| My French Country Home Magazine
Looking for herb plants that live for more than two years without needing to be replanted? This list of 33 perennial herbs features herbs to use in cooking, for medicinal use, and to add interest to your garden. Each hardy herb in this list includes a description of its key traits—leaf shape, growth habit, scent, and … The post List of 33 Perennial Herbs To Plant Once and Enjoy Year After Year appeared first on The Gardening Cook.| The Gardening Cook
Want to add new flowers to your garden this year? Check out the list of orange flower names and pictures below for inspiration. You can use it to discover new types of orange flowers, or identify ones you have seen and liked. Of the 45+ plants with orange flowers in this list, some are uncommon varieties, … The post 45+ Orange Flower Names and Pictures – Flower Identification List appeared first on The Gardening Cook.| The Gardening Cook
Pruning shrubs regularly will keep them more healthy, will maintain a manageable size for them and will help them to produce more flowers. When it comes to trimming bushes, the most important factors to take into consideration are proper pruning techniques for shrubs and when to trim bushes. The trick really is knowing where to … The post Pruning Shrubs – Techniques- How and When to Trim Bushes appeared first on The Gardening Cook.| The Gardening Cook
Yellow leaves on tomato plants have many possible causes — from nutrient problems to diseases and watering issues. Finding the right reason often takes some research and trial and error. Discovering that your plants have yellow leaves (which can also lead to black spots), catfacing, and other tomato plant problems can be a big disappointment and … The post Yellow Leaves on Tomato Plants – Why are Tomato Leaves Turning Yellow? appeared first on The Gardening Cook.| The Gardening Cook
In last week’s post about Forest Park, I mentioned that the Wildwood Trail leads to Pittock Mansion. This beautiful home of Henry and Georgiana Pittock was completed in 1914. Henry Pittock chose th…| Travels Through My Lens
Making the most of late summer on the Maine coast with island adventures, blooming hydrangeas, cozy home updates, and meaningful family moments. Can It Really be Late Summer? It seems to happen every year. One week I’m writing about how it’s finally summer here on the Maine coast, and the next I’m calling it late […] The post Savoring Coastal Maine in Late Summer | Hydrangeas, Home & Family appeared first on Molly in Maine.| Molly in Maine
Summer visitors to Charlevoix encounter at least two things about the area: first, that this part of Michigan is a haven for boat lovers and especially cruisers on the Great Lakes; and, second, that the city of Charlevoix is the home of Earl Young’s so-called ‘mushroom houses.’ The first observation regarding boats and the appealingly […]| Toward Beauty
A historic park in Toronto with several lovely features.| Natalie the Explorer
At this week's #shareyourstyle 463 we have #tablescapes, a bit of #gardening and more. Lovely features! Come on by... #homedecor #teatime #travels| French Ethereal
Shasta daisy care is easy, making this a popular perennial for gardeners of all levels. Their sunny yellow centers and crisp white petals brighten borders, flower beds, and cottage gardens with minimal effort. The plant thrives in full sun and well-draining soil. It will reward you with more blooms each year as it naturalizes in … The post Shasta Daisy Care: How to Grow Chrysanthemum x Superbum appeared first on The Gardening Cook.| The Gardening Cook
There are many watermelon varieties to choose from, and each one has its own characteristics. Some ripen early, some need more space, and others stand out for their color or flavor. Seeded, seedless, icebox, picnic, miniature, and yellow or orange fleshed types all offer something different. In this post, you’ll learn about the most common … The post Watermelon Varieties: Seeded, Seedless, Icebox, Picnic & Minis appeared first on The Gardening Cook.| The Gardening Cook
Cosmos bipinnatus ‘Candy Stripe’ is a low-maintenance annual with large, single white flowers that are striped with dark pink edges. It is a popular plant in English cottage gardens. This plant has a long blooming season, flowering from early summer into fall. It’s great for cut flowers and looks nice in container gardens, too. Keep … The post Cosmos Bipinnatus ‘Candy Stripe’ Care Tips appeared first on The Gardening Cook.| The Gardening Cook
If you’re looking for a cool-weather root vegetable to plant in your home garden this year, try growing rutabagas. This guide will show you how to grow rutabagas from seed to harvest. Rutabagas – also called swedes, neeps, yellow turnips, Canadian turnips, or Russian turnips – have an earthy, peppery flavor when raw, and a … The post How to Grow Rutabagas – Guide to Planting, Care and Harvest appeared first on The Gardening Cook.| The Gardening Cook
The stylish and admired First Lady disliked gladiolus because of their size and inflexibility. Breeders then created a rainbow of new colors and styles| Flower Power
Growing herbs indoors is a great way to keep their fresh flavor at your fingertips all year long. With the right setup, many popular herbs will grow inside, providing a constant supply to use in your recipes. It’s important to choose varieties that adapt well to indoor conditions. Basil, rosemary, parsley, and chives are popular … The post Growing Herbs Indoors – Step-by-Step Guide for Year-Round Flavor appeared first on The Gardening Cook.| The Gardening Cook
Kalanchoe houghtonii, also known as “mother of thousands,’ along with other common names, is a tender succulent that is very easy to grow. In fact, left to its own devices and uncultivated, the plant can be quite invasive. These growing tips for mother of thousands succulent will show you how to easily grow this interesting … The post Kalanchoe Houghtonii – Growing Mother of Thousands Plant appeared first on The Gardening Cook.| The Gardening Cook
A cottage garden blends beauty and practicality in a relaxed, welcoming way. It’s a mix of flowers, herbs, and edibles that feel natural yet intentional. In this guide, you’ll learn simple ways to create the look of a cottage garden in your yard. We’ll discuss edging ideas and features that make the style so popular. … The post 17 Tips for Creating a Cottage Garden appeared first on The Gardening Cook.| The Gardening Cook
What a gorgeous tropical plant this plant is! The common name for the plant is angel’s trumpet and the botanical name is Brugmansia. One can almost hear the sound from the trumpet! Angel’s trumpet plant gets very large and its sprawling growing habit makes it a good choice when landscaping to cover an ugly fence. … The post How to Grow Angel’s Trumpet – Tips for Growing Brugmansia appeared first on The Gardening Cook.| The Gardening Cook
False indigo plant (Baptisia australis) is a long-lived native perennial that adds height and color to garden beds. After blooming, blue false indigo develops black seed pods that add visual interest and food for birds in the winter. It is deer and rabbit-resistant. Baptisia plant also attracts hummingbirds and beneficial insects like bees and butterflies. … The post Blue False Indigo Plant Care: How to Grow Baptisia Australis appeared first on The Gardening Cook.| The Gardening Cook
Propagating hydrangeas to get new plants for free can be done in several ways – hydrangea stem cuttings, tip rooting, air layering and division of the mother plant. Growing hydrangeas from seed is also possible, but not as widely done as other forms of propagatio In today’s article, I will show how each of these … The post Propagating Hydrangeas – Hydrangea Cuttings, Tip Rooting, Layering, Division appeared first on The Gardening Cook.| The Gardening Cook
Propeller plant (crassula falcata) is an easy to grow tender succulent that produces huge clusters of bright red-orange flowers.| The Gardening Cook
Our June heatwaves stretched into the first half of July before more normal London summer weather returned: warm but not hot, and with the odd day of rain. But whatever the weather, we found plenty of opportunities to get out and about. Although we didn’t leave London during this particular month. The post Gallery: a July selection (2025) appeared first on Travel with me.| Travel with me
With so much to see in downtown Lisbon, some people don’t venture further afield. But let's explore other parts of the city you won’t want to miss.| A Portuguese Affair
We are deeply concerned that on 24 July Plymouth City Councillors are being recommended to approve the development of Wilmot Gardens, Crownhill. The case officer, Mr Macauley Potter, is recommending approval with conditions of five houses on Wilmot Gardens, a 0.3-acre much-loved open space. The 32-page report is here. There are 49 objections. The council’s… The post We call on Plymouth Council to reject development on unique Wilmot Gardens appeared first on Open Spaces Society.| Open Spaces Society
"So much depends on the juxtaposition, and what I want the reader to think, wonder, predict or piece together at any one point."| Writers Review
The sizzle of summer heat has been an all too familiar feeling this year, with soaring temperatures keeping us all toasty. That’s why the best place to get outside is NYBG. It’s scientifically proven that green spaces stay cooler than the surrounding urban landscape, where concrete and asphalt soak up and radiate the heat, so...| New York Botanical Garden
Whenever I see red clover growing wild I can’t help but internally rejoice, it’s bright red flower acting like a beacon, pulling me in.| Scottish Field
What's in bloom in July in Toronto?… Continue reading →| Natalie the Explorer
A lovely and peaceful green space.| Natalie the Explorer
This September, we invite you to discover the Dordogne in the most intimate and unforgettable way – on a luxury guided tour with MFCH.| My French Country Home Magazine
Join me as I share the highlights of travel to England, including several cities and historical sites.| cometodinnerat8.blogspot.com
Perfect for topiary touch-ups or summer shrub control, this Workpro mini hedge trimmer is a gardener’s best friend| Homes and Gardens
This summer, our garden is attracting a few #animal friends! Come check out what animal visitors we've had (so far). #frenchethereal #gardens #gardenvisitors #texaswildlife| French Ethereal
These 7 gardens in tucson showcase the beauty of the desert landscape. Discover vivid flowers, trees, and even a cactus with a pompadour!| Arizona Journey
Well, this was a big surprise last week, and a very lovely one too. It is the unexpected outcome of a little rescue job performed over a year ago, not long after we’d moved into The Gables. Back th…| Tish Farrell
For our fifth post in our “Designing Women Tell All” series it’s all about the garden. Crystal, Kristy and I will each will be sharing our own unique gardens, garden design philosophies and garden tips. I have the links to their blogs below so be sure to check them out! Container Gardening Is A Great […] The post How To Create A Pretty Container Garden! appeared first on Savvy In The Suburbs.| Savvy In The Suburbs
More bright and colorful azaleas now surround my newly refurbished pond and I can't wait to see them bloom in the coming years. Over the weekend, my gardeners and outdoor grounds crew planted another 80 beautiful orange and yellow azaleas in the area surrounding my pond. I hope you caught a glimpse of them on| The Martha Stewart Blog
Whenever we’re on our way to see Becky and Don Potts, I tell myself firmly, ‘No more pictures!’ It never works. Their garden is such a fun place to visit. Fewer minutes later than…| Susan Rushton
10 small pool design ideas to make the perfect pool even when you don't have huge space. transformational ideas for your garden| A Beautiful Space
With Mother’s Day coming up, a new poignancy is added to the loss and destruction of my former gardens. The image of the rose-covered arbor that came up in the Facebook memories brings with it a de…| Envisioning The American Dream
At this time of year, my former beautiful garden in my former home appears as random pop-up memories on Facebook as it did yesterday. It startles, a poignant but at times painful reminder of the be…| Envisioning The American Dream
MY BLOOMING PASTELS Our photo color theme for May, is anything pastel. What better way to show you all a few images from our recent Maui and Tahiti Island trip. But before we take off to the island…| Working on Exploring
Everything you need to know for crafting the perfect spring picnic with French flair - what to bring, what to make, and what to wear.| My French Country Home Magazine
Whether you have a sprawling estate or a small city terrace, here are 10 ways to infuse your outdoor space with classic French charm.| My French Country Home Magazine
In the plant world, the lowly dandelion feels like “the other,” an unwanted migrant who must be banished from sight. At their first appearance each spring, their biodiversity is shunned by many, qu…| Envisioning The American Dream
The billowing clouds of pastel blooms that extend across the photographic archive of modern Afghanistan speak to more than just a redeeming cultural quirk in the face of tragic national history. They are the result of globalization and the colonial encounter and yet, as is often the case with quotidian elements of material culture, they rapidly became fundamentally of the place. View Post| Ajam Media Collective
Welcome to Poetry Day for Story Chat Digest 2025. We will discuss these incredible poems just as we do the short stories. Any type of poem is acceptable as long as it doesn’t contain profanit…| Marsha Ingrao - Always Write
This post shares a look at how my husband, Mr. Ethereal, is #rebuilding our #sprinklerlines in the backyard. An ambitious #diyproject, he has been building sprinkers since high school. Hope you will stop by! #frenchethereal #diy #gardendesign #homerepair| French Ethereal
1. When a stranger is in sight, sit down. My original blog was called ‘The Sitting Fox’ – for a good reason. They spend a remarkable amount of time on their haunches, sometimes wi…| A Walk with Wildlife
Hotel Review Harrogate is a spa town in North Yorkshire noted for its beautiful parks, gardens, elegant buildings, Turkish baths, high class shops and tearooms. I recently had the pleasure of visi…| Love Travelling Blog
In 2013 we travelled to Vancouver Island; to this day, the Island is still one of my very favourite places to travel to. I love its proximity to the ocean, the seafood (the only place I will eat se…| The Zero Journey
Nuria Lopez Vazquez writes about collective resources and interdependent care in home gardens in Myanmar.| Future Natures
Derrienne Bell has won the two free tickets for GW Live in the prize draw competition. All names were included in the draw and Derrienne’s name was randomly selected. Thank you for taking part in this prize draw. The organisers have also given me a discount code to pass on to blog readers. Please read … Continue reading Prize winner for Gardeners World Live tickets| Bramble Garden
Winter is coming to an end and the first signs of spring are everywhere. Growing pansies is a good way to bridge the change of seasons with one plant.| The Gardening Cook
See more than just the famed sakura by exploring flower fields, gardens or parks that showcase the other top spring flowers in Japan!| I am Aileen
Garden Trends in 2025 - a look at what is hot and what is not in gardening| A Beautiful Space
The Hunter Valley is one of Australia’s renowned wine regions and is also home to the beautiful Hunter Valley Gardens. The region is located around a two hour drive from Sydney and getting ar…| Love Travelling Blog
Cut flower time is here. Don't get discouraged by droopy blooms. See my 15 tips for how to keep cut flowers fresh every time!| The Gardening Cook
Get simple tips for attracting birds to your yard in winter with easy-to-follow advice including bird-friendly plant suggestions and more.| The Gardening Cook
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Darling Harbour is a popular waterside location that’s close to the centre of Sydney so after enjoying breakfast on the balcony of our suite at the Quest, St. Leonards we boarded a train to t…| Love Travelling Blog
We were up bright and early so enjoyed a leisurely breakfast in the semi-outdoor setting of the hotel’s restaurant. With a wide selection of both Western and Asian dishes to set us up for the…| Love Travelling Blog
A page from The Garden of Galahad, the upcoming comic illustrated by our artist and written by Hansel Moreno (@hanselthelost). After roughly 18 months in development, the project is set to launch via Kickstarter early next year. Our readers can expect more details in the coming months. Still Eating Oranges| still eating oranges
Good Morning SOS’ers! It has been a while since we’ve met up. This morning I am strolling with you through the Cheekwood Gardens and Estate in Nashville, TN, one of the best places to visit in the United States, I think! I have written about this lovely garden before, and it’s history, but today we... Read More| ThatTravelLadyInHerShoes
Seasonal plants such as Christmas cactus, pointsettias, and cyclamens can add a festive touch to any room during the holiday season.| The Gardening Cook
Winter flowering plants bring a blast of color to your yard and garden when the temperatures are really cold and not much is growing in your yard.| The Gardening Cook
Kalanchoe blossfeldiana is known as Flaming Katy, Christmas kalanchoe and Widow's thrill. Learn how to care for this pretty holiday plant| The Gardening Cook
A holiday cactus is a short day plant which flowers when daylight decreases. The 3 types are Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter cactus.| The Gardening Cook
Morningside Heights Our day began with a subway journey to Morningside Heights, a district located between Upper West Side and Harlem. It’s the home of Columbia University which was founded i…| Love Travelling Blog
Spring is often seen as the go-to time for planting many garden plants, but don’t forget that late summer and fall are also great times to plant trees, shrubs, perennials, and herbs! And yes, herbs... Read more The post 10 Herbs That Absolutely Thrive in Fall appeared first on Planet Natural.| Planet Natural
Great produce isn’t limited to summer; some of the tastiest fall and winter veggies are ready to enjoy during the chilly months. Some popular winter plants are leafy greens that can handle tough conditions like... Read more The post 11 Hardy Vegetables Not Bothered By Cold appeared first on Planet Natural.| Planet Natural
When fall comes around, we just can’t help but think about everything pumpkin and pumpkin spice! That’s when I started looking around for unique pumpkin varieties and came across these 9 cultivars that are unlike... Read more The post 9 Interesting and Unique Pumpkin Varieties to Look for This Fall appeared first on Planet Natural.| Planet Natural
Did you know some plants glow in the dark? Let’s take a look at the most incredible plants that give off a magical bioluminescence and the reasons behind it.| Planet Natural
Check out all of these Japanese courtyard houses that blend nature, minimalism, and tranquility to embrace full zen living. 🏡🌸🍃😍| Build Green NH
These Halloween plants are ghostly and somber colored with spooky names like Devil's Claw, Bleeding Teeth, Voodoo Lily & more. Check them out!| The Gardening Cook
It's hard enough in areas where extreme cold is frequent to keep perennials in the ground alive. It's much harder overwintering potted plants.| Planet Natural
Many gardeners believe that fall is not the time for planting vegetables. But that’s not true! Learn about the 11 veggies that thrive during the fall season.| Planet Natural
Beautiful examples of autumn bouquets assembled in the floral atelier led by artist and photographer Lucy Hunter in Normandy.| My French Country Home Magazine
Looking for the perfect spring read aloud that combines humor with memorable characters? Try Tops & Bottoms by Janet Stevens. Here are several activities to pair with this delightful story.| Stories by Storie
