Is your hydrangea not blooming? This is a common issue, and the good news is that it’s usually fixable. One of our dear readers expressed frustration with her 4-5 year old hydrangea not blooming (from a comment left on our Planting Calendar), so we’re sharing some valuable insights and recommendations. Here are five things that
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Is there such thing as a shade plant? Sure, that shady spot is a welcome respite especially during the Dog Days of Summer, but that same sun-hidden area can present a gardening challenge. The first step to figuring out shade plant options is understanding what type of shade you have. All shade is not equal.
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Read MoreRevered for thousands of years in Japan, the flowering cherry blossom trees remind us to appreciate the beauty around us. Here are 10 cherry blossom facts you may not have known about these beautiful, fragrant blooms of spring. 10 Cherry Blossom Facts 1. A gift 2,000 Japanese cherry blossom trees was destroyed because of bugs.
Read MoreIf there is one thing we all look forward to, it’s lilacs blooming in the spring. It's hard to imagine, but there was once a negative stigma associated with these fragrant flowers. Read on!
Read MoreMaple seeds have been swirling everywhere this spring. Find out what it means and the science behind their flight!
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