You’ve probably heard of birthstones, but did you know you have birth month flower? Depending on the month in which you were born? Our list of birthday flowers for each month shows the one or two flowers most commonly associated with each month. According to a tradition dating back to the ancient Romans, the characteristics …
Peonies These fluffy blooms are most commonly associated with romance, prosperity, and bashfulness. Some even believe they’re a good luck charm, bringing good fortune to whoever receives them. Peonies also have some roots in Greek mythology: as one myth states, Apollo used to turn beautiful nymphs into peonies if Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, knew …
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Succulent season doesn’t end when summer does. There’s a slew of these pretty plants that can take as much cold as winter can dish out. Plant them outdoors for year-round color. They can take below-zero temperatures as long as you give them full sun and dry soil. ‘Spring Beauty’ Sempervivum Also known as a hen-and-chick …
Plants add vibrancy to our living spaces like nothing else quite can. And although tending to them isn’t necessarily hard, they are living things that require our time and attention. Therefore, anything that makes caring for plants a bit easier is a plus in our book — because this means we can add a few more! Here’s …
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The results of a multitude of research is now showing what gardeners have known for generations –that gardening is good for your health. Now more than ever, as our culture becomes more technologically obsessed and increasingly nature deprived, this information is critical to digest and embrace. The reason why? Because our country is in a national …
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When the weather outside is too snowy or cold for your plants, build a winter garden in your backyard. These easy-to-build greeneries can save money on groceries and require little maintenance. Contrary to popular belief, it’s possible to plant and grow many seeds during the winter. A lot of plants, including certain vegetables and winter flowers, thrive in the …