Here are some easy-to-make and pocket-friendly DIY Pallet Projects for Your Garden that you must try for once! Check out some amazing Pallet fence ideas here DIY Pallet Projects for Your Garden 1. Pallet Play House This summer playhouse for kids is made using pallets. Visit A subtle revelry for the DIY. 2. Pallet Swing Bed This comfortable swing bed requires a few wooden pallets, rope, DIY tools, a soft mattress, and this tutorial....
If you have always wanted to know the secrets behind How to Keep Gerbera Daisies Blooming for a long time, then this article is for you! Read How to Grow Gerbera Daisy Indoors & Outdoors here How to Keep Gerbera Daisies Blooming 1. Make a Routine of Fertilizing Feed gerbera daisies on a regular basis, every two weeks or so, using a balanced liquid fertilizer, diluted to 1/2 of its strength....
Soothing, tropical, and gorgeous – that is the Peace Lily for you! With its striking dark green foliage and stunning white flowers, this plant’s sheer presence can effortlessly enhance the ambiance of any room. This article is going to look at the varied and fascinating aspects of Peace Lily meaning and symbolism, that only add to the appeal of this popular houseplant. The Peace Lily has different meanings and symbolism in a variety of situations....
1. Gazing Ball Bubbler Fountain DIY this portable gazing ball bubbler fountain for your garden. For this, you will need several galvanized containers and clay pots, a submersible pump, a glazing ball and a couple of other supplies. The detailed tutorial is available at the BHG! 2. DIY Container Water Container Create a container water garden for your small garden, porch or balcony to grow aquatic plants like water lilies, water lettuce, and canna lilies....
Although the specimens on this list might look fine, they can take over your entire garden in no time. Here are the Most Invasive Plants you need to be careful about. Do you want to know how to control invasive plants? Find out here Most Invasive Plants 1. Kudzu Kudzu is a common vine that you can spot throughout southeastern America though the perennial plant is native to Asia. The United States Department of Agriculture states that this plant spreads up to 1,50,000 acres yearly while weed spreads by 2,500....
Basil is mostly grown for its flavorful leaves, which can be utilized fresh or dried. There are different varieties of basil, with the most well-known being Sweet Basil, used to make heavenly pesto sauce. If you want to make sure that your plant stays lush and healthy, then follow these 2-Minutes Basil Pruning Tips. Here’s all you need to know about growing Basil Why is it Important to Prune Basil? It might appear to be counterproductive to be cutting away when you need the plant to become denser....
Bring new life into dull spaces with these Hanging Basket Ideas for the Garden. They can be a great addition to patio, balconies, or small spaces! Check out the most stunning flowers for hanging baskets here Hanging Basket Ideas for Garden Flowers and Plants 1. Drought-Resistant Plants Growing drought-resistant plants is becoming increasingly popular as more and more gardeners opt for cacti and succulents. Display echeveria, hens and chicks, sedum, and other succulents....
Annuals, ferns, and some perennial foliage plants are not the only option to grow in baskets and window boxes. Here are the Best Trailing Succulents For Hanging Baskets you must try! Not just in containers, these trailing succulents will also look great in your garden. Have a look at the best trailing foliage plants here Best Trailing Succulents For Hanging Baskets 1. Climbing Aloe Botanical Name: Aloiampelos ciliaris Climbing Aloe is an excellent choice; not only are they easy to grow, but they also produce a range of colorful flowers....
While large plants do make a statement, they take up a lot of indoor space. If you are looking for options that can fit in the smallest spaces, grow these Adorable Mini Indoor Plants in small pots, cups, or mugs and place them anywhere you like. Check out our article on cute planters for succulents here Adorable Mini Indoor Plants 1. Tolkien Jade Group Botanical Name: Crassula ovata Tolkien group of Jade plants is admired for their dwarf structure....
You don’t need to have a spacious yard to add a pop of color around yourself. Here are some awesome Vertical Flower Garden Pictures that will give you an idea of how to grow them while saving a lot of space! Have a look at some great houseplant vertical garden pictures here Vertical Flower Garden Pictures 1. Colorful Flower Wall in the Corner 2. Movable Flower Garden for a Patio 3....
The Crown of Thorns (Euphorbia milii) is an evergreen succulent that produces colorful bracts of red, pink or orange colors around the mini flowers like the poinsettia, continuously. It’s named Crown of Thorns due to a legend that the Thorny Crown of Jesus was made from this plant’s stems. This easy-care succulent houseplant is originated in Madagascar and can be grown indoors year-round in any part of the world. In areas with frost-free winters, growing Crown of Thorns outdoors is possible....
Luffa, Sponge gourd or Chinese okra is a vine from the cucumber family. This fruit is grown and consumed as a vegetable popularly in China, Vietnam, India, and other subcontinent countries. Let’s know everything about Growing Luffa in Containers! Botanical Name: Luffa cylindrica Common Names: Sponge Gourd, Egyptian Cucumber, Vietnamese Luffa, Gilki, Dishrag Gourd, Rag Gourd Check out our article on growing Cantaloupes in containers here! Planting Luffa Gourds Propagating Luffa Seeds You can find luffa gourd seeds in a local nursery or garden center easily....
Succulents are surrounded by many misleading myths like ‘lots of sunshine and very little water,’ which often make succulents look stunt and yellow. This post is dedicated to make you aware and beat those misleading Succulent Myths! Myth 1: Succulents Need Full Sun to Thrive It is a great myth that succulents need the full sun to grow, and they can not thrive in the shade. Why? Just like not all plants are the same, not all succulents are the same....
There are a lot of things that you can do in the garden after September ends. Whether it’s keeping the yard cleaner, planting new plants, or harvesting, we have some really helpful autumn gardening tips to make you get the most from your garden. Let’s have a look at What to Do in the Garden in October! Here’s What to Do in the Garden in September What to Do in the Garden in October 1....
The ZZ plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) is an excellent choice of low maintenance houseplant that will look fantastic in your home. One of the only things that causes problems is issues with watering. As long as you follow this ZZ plant watering guide, your plant will thrive, even if you occasionally forget about it. ZZ plant watering instructions: Water your ZZ plant once the potting soil is almost completely dry and then water the plant thoroughly until water drains from the bottom of the pot....
Artificial plants can bring a natural appeal indoors with an added advantage of being completely maintainance free! So, if you are someone who wants to enjoy the look of plants without having to worry about caring for them, then you should check out these awesome DIY Crochet Plants ideas! Check out our article on Crochet Air Plant holders here DIY Crochet Plants 1. Potted Plant Pattern Here’s a cute little plant pattern with bright yellow flowers that’ll look charming on tabletops!...
Ornamental grasses are known to add beauty and texture to any landscape! If you also want to include these versatile, low-maintenance plants in your garden or patio–Check out our compiled list of some of the best Red Ornamental Grasses. What are the Best Ornamental Grasses for Containers? Discover here Beautiful Red Ornamental Grasses 1. Red Switch Grass Botanical Name: Panicum virgatum ‘Shenandoah’ This is a North American native, and it is mostly considered one of the best red ornamental grasses of all....
Buying houseplants is expensive, but here’s good news–you can save your money by propagating these Indoor Plants You Can Grow from Cuttings at home for yourself and your friends. If you own any of these plants, just follow the directions given below. Even if you don’t have any of these, you can borrow a cutting from your neighbors or known persons. Check out our article on Indoor Plants you can grow in vases here Indoor Plants You Can Grow from Cuttings 1....
Check out the exclusive list of the Refrigerator Organization Tips and Hacks and apply them to have a well-arranged fridge at home! Have a look at some awesome homesteading hacks here Refrigerator Organization Tips and Hacks 1. Avoid Storing Milk in the Door Food items like eggs and milk tend to spoil soon. Store them on the middle shelf and not in the door as this spot has constant temperatures. The refrigerator door and top-shelf are the warmest areas....
With large, exotic foliage, Monstera plants make a strong impression in any indoor space. Keeping the leaves looking great isn’t too hard, but there are a number of common problems to watch for. This article is going to cover the causes of Monstera leaves curling and show you how to fix them. Monstera leaves curling is usually a sign of underwatering or low humidity. Other causes include overwatering, pest infestations, heat stress, or your Monstera being rootbound....
