Aspidistra gets its common name, the Cast Iron Plant due to its reputation for tolerating a lot of neglect and being as tough as iron. Whilst this is true, there are still a few common problems. If your Aspidistra has brown leaves, this article will help you work out what is going on and get your plant back to perfect health. Cast Iron Plants (Aspidistra) most commonly get brown leaves due to either overwatering or underwatering....

1. Vertical Pallet Planter Make a vertical pallet planter to create an adorable indoor garden easily and inexpensively. They’ll provide enough space for growing herbs and succulents without taking a much of floor space. Check out how to make one. 2. Dresser Planter A bit quirky idea! Use an old dresser to create a stunning indoor garden. Plant some ferns and succulents in its drawers and also place some on top to create a beautiful indoor garden....

1. Vintage Toolbox Garden If you’ve got a vintage toolbox or old chest in your home, convert it into a toolbox garden like this one. The steps are here to follow. Also, these DIY Garden Projects you can complete using Junk Items. 2. Repurposed Rusty Planter Stand Now that’s a cool idea and if you like it–click here. 3. Valentine’s Windchime This Valentine’s wind chime project would be great for any outdoor space....

Here is an all-inclusive list of the Best Cold Tolerant Fruit Trees that are super cold hardy, won’t mind the lower temperatures, and will give you a fresh harvest even in the coldest of months! Check out the best drought-tolerant fruit trees here Best Cold Tolerant Fruit Trees 1. Paw Paw Botanical Name: Asimina triloba USDA Zones: Hardy in zones 5-7 as perennials Hardy To: -15 F or -26 C...

With a charming and appealing appearance and the magnificent vibes these bring, here are the Best Shohin Bonsai Tree Pictures that will enchant you. Botanical Name: Juniperus chinensis Here are the Best Hemlock Bonsai Tree Pictures Best Shohin Bonsai Tree Pictures This tree belongs to the cypress family and is also popular by the name Chinese Juniper. It is native to China, Myanmar, Japan, Korea and is one of the most popular trees in Japan regarding the Japanese art of bonsai....

Bamboo is a perennial plant that belongs to the grass family. It grows quickly because of the rhizome system. For its optimum growth, you need to feed the plant with a suitable fertilizer. Here are some of the best fertilizer for bamboo you can use. Check out our article on bamboo planting tips here! What is the Best Fertilizer for Bamboo Best Time to Fertilize Bamboo Your fertilizing program must match with the growth cycle of the bamboo plant....

Remember these four simple rules given in this article and choose a perfect color scheme for your garden. 1. Size What is the type of your garden? What is the size of your garden? Jot down its details, it matters because there is a rule to follow: Always remember, if your garden is small only use three shades of color or four. If your garden is big you can use up to five shades of color, but never overdo it, otherwise your garden will look busy....

Growing Garlic in Pots indoors or outdoors is not difficult, and you’ll be able to get a supply of fresh green stalks, flowers, and even garlic bulbs all year if you read this guide How to Grow Garlic Indoors carefully. Learn some surprising garlic benefits in the garden here How to Grow Garlic Indoors? If you have ever wondered about how to grow garlic indoors, then the good news is that it is going to be considerably easier than you were perhaps aware of....

1. Miniature garden with a little house Create a truly unique fairy garden like this for your garden. Inspire yourself with this idea. 2. Miniature garden with gnome door This can be an enjoyable DIY project for your children. You can use a tree stump to create this miniature garden. 3. Mini garden in a container Make a container fairy garden like this. See the tutorial. 4. Miniature garden around bonsai trees If you’re good at growing bonsai trees, make a miniature garden around one of your bonsais....

Blue and Yellow Flowers offer a soothing combination and also match really well with the other plants in the garden. We have the best ones for you! Here are Stunning Flowers That Look Like Sunflowers Blue and Yellow Flowers 1. Sky-Blue Sun Orchid Botanical Name: Thelymitra jonesii This rare orchid plant is common in South Australia, Victoria, and Tasmania. The blue flower has a yellow center and does best in bright light....

1. Vertical Grow Tower for Vegetables Grow crispy lettuce or mixed greens in a single PVC pipe vertical grow tower like this and save a lot of space! Get the in-depth details at Attainable Sustainable. 2. PVC Pipe Mosaic Planters Find out how some ordinary PVC pipes turned into beautiful mosaic planters in this tutorial here. 3. Vertical Tube Planter Grow strawberries in a vertical tube planter like this to save space and effort!...

1. Rocoto Pepper This South American perennial pepper plant is something between a climber and a shrub. The best part is that it can live for a decade, producing fruits productively. While it looks like bell pepper, it surely has rich-hot taste. Rocoto grows best in warm weather, but it’s more cold-hardy than many other pepper cultivars. You can grow it in a large pot and move it to a protected area in winters in a cold climate....

The color red symbolizes power and strength while adding a warm appeal to the home gardens. Here are some charming Trees With Red Flowers you can grow for that dash of vivid hue in spring and summer! Have a look at some charming trees with red leaves here Trees With Red Flowers 1. Royal Poinciana Tree Botanical Name: Delonix regia USDA Zone: 9-12 This evergreen tree grows up to 30-40 feet tall with a spread of 40-60 feet....

Looking for a colorful plant for a shady or part sun place in your garden? Grow coleus! And it’s super easy to take care of them if you know these 5 Quick Coleus Growing Tips. 5 Quick Coleus Growing Tips 1. Choose the Variety Wisely If you want to have the best colors, then pick a variety with vibrant foliage. Coleus comes in various sizes, shapes, and hues, which makes it one of the best plants when it comes to versatility....

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Onions (Allium cepa) are some of the most versatile vegetables that can be used in almost every dish. Growing Onion in Pots is the best way to enjoy them fresh in your cuisines as there’s nothing like eating your own, homegrown veggies! Check out our article on growing green onions in pots all year here! Onion Varieties While planting onion sets, you must get familiar with the varieties as all have different needs and daylight requirements....

1. Upside-Down Planter Cut the bottom part of a soda bottle, punch holes on either side and insert a herb plant gently. Check out the post on The Instructables for the help. 2. DIY Hanging Herb Planter Create these hanging herbs planters for your indoor garden. Cut half the bottles to remove the bottom part, fill it with adequate soil and slide the herbs gently after that. Once done, hang them by means of twine as shown in the picture....

With a name like “flaming sword plant,” you expect something fabulous. Well, Vriesea splendens definitely lives up to its name, with its striking banded foliage and its flamboyant floral display. The flaming sword plant belongs to the genus Vriesea (pronounced vree’ see ah), a group of bromeliads from South and Central America that make great houseplants – not only because they liven things up with their exotic splendor, but also because they are so easy to take care of....

Growing Valerian can be easy as it is a low-maintenance perennial herb. This flowering, medicinal herb is cold-hardy. Valerian’s fragrant flowers and traditional therapeutic use of its roots are known to soothe and promote sleep, making it more interesting. Learn everything about How to Grow Valerian. Botanical Name: Valeriana officinalis USDA Zones: 4 – 9 Common Names: All-Heal, Amantilla, Baldrian, Baldrianwurzel, Common Valerian, Garden Heliotrope, Garden Valerian, Guérit Tout, Herbe aux Chats, Herbe de Saint-Georges, Herbe du Loup, Indian Valerian, Mexican Valerian, Pacific Valerian, Rhizome de Valériane, Tagar, Tagar-Ganthoda, Tagara, Valeriana, Valeriana angustifolia....

1. Observe Before you begin gardening, you must observe the space you are about to use, perfectly. How big or small it is? Which way the wind blows and how windy it is? Is it sloppy or shady? Take a look at every aspect of the selected area neatly and consider how you can use it. How many hours of sun it gets? Which spots are the longest sunny? Where is partial shade?...