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If you’re looking for a flower that practically guarantees color without a lot of fuss, zinnias are it. They’re low-maintenance, fast-growing, and perfect for cutting gardens. Let’s talk about how to keep them thriving. Light Zinnias love sunlight—give them a spot with at least six hours of direct sun and they’ll thank you for it. … Read more
What if you could transform your front yard with just a few plants? Low-growing shrubs can do exactly that. These 25 picks stay manageable while adding plenty of curb appeal. Table of Contents 25 Best Low-Growing Shrubs For The Front Of Your House Dwarf Boxwood (Buxus microphylla ‘Winter Gem’, ‘Green Velvet’) Blue Star Juniper (Juniperus … Read more
Schefflera, better known as the umbrella plant, is a houseplant classic. With its glossy leaves and easygoing nature, it’s perfect for adding a touch of green indoors. Here’s how to grow and care for one so it thrives. Light Schefflera does best in bright, indirect light. Place your plant near a window with filtered light … Read more
Last Updated on August 22, 2025 Did you know you can use eggshells in your garden? Eggshells have benefits for garden plants if you understand how to use them. Find out what to know about using eggshells in the garden to help your plants thrive. Maybe you’ve tried other kitchen-to-garden soil amendments like banana peel … Read more
No windows? No problem. Just because your office doesn’t get natural light doesn’t mean you have to skip plants altogether. In fact, some thrive in low-light conditions. Let’s look at 25 of the best options to bring life into your workspace. Low-Light Champions Low-light offices can be tricky, but some plants don’t mind at all. … Read more
If you’ve ever watched quail scratch and peck around, you know they enjoy exploring. The right plants can turn a plain coop into a natural, enriching space. In this article, we’ll share 26 plants your quail will love. For Shade & Cover If you’re after shade and cover, pick plants with dense leaves and safe … Read more
7. The Seasonal Holiday Display I used to be that person who left Christmas decorations up until March because taking them down felt overwhelming. Sound familiar? Then I discovered seasonal dish gardens and everything changed. Now I actually look forward to switching things up because I’ve got a system that makes it fun instead of … Read more
If you’ve got chickens roaming your yard, you already know they’ll peck at just about anything that looks tasty. The problem? Not every pretty flower is safe for them. In fact, some common garden blooms can be downright dangerous. Let’s take a look at 20 flowers you’ll want to keep far away from your flock. … Read more
You might notice the unique leaves and trailing stems of your wax plant, but wonder how many other types of hoya plants exist. There are over 200 types of hoya, with each species offering a different combination of shapes, foliage textures, and flower forms. Collecting different varieties is popular because they can look very different … Read more
7. The Seasonal Rotation System I got so bored looking at the same plant setup every single day. My living room felt stuck in time while everything else in my life kept changing. That’s when I realized I could treat my plant pots like a seasonal wardrobe. Now I get excited about “redecorating” my space … Read more