Have you ever wondered if you could grow your very own lemon tree from a lemon you bought at the grocery store? Good newsβyou can! With a little patience, sunshine, and the right care, that tiny lemon seed can become a beautiful little citrus tree for your home or patio. Growing a lemon tree fromContinue reading “π Grow a Fruiting Lemon Tree From Seed at Home”
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ππΏ August Garden Newsletter
Back to School & Back to the Garden! Hello, Garden Friends! π» August always feels like a little transition. Summer is still hanging on, but we’re beginning to think about cooler days, fall gardens, andβof courseβback to school! For teachers, a new school year is a wonderful opportunity to bring a little bit of natureContinue reading “ππΏ August Garden Newsletter”
πΏ The Easiest Air Plants to Grow: Harrisii & Xerographica Care Guide
If youβre new to air plants, you may be wondering, βWhich air plant is easiest to care for?β π± Around here, one of our favorite answers is Tillandsia harrisii. This beautiful little air plant is hardy, forgiving, and a wonderful choice for beginners. In fact, with the exception of the impressive Tillandsia xerographica, Harrisii isContinue reading “πΏ The Easiest Air Plants to Grow: Harrisii & Xerographica Care Guide”
πΏ July Garden Newsletter πΏ
Hello Garden Friends! First, I owe you a little apology. π July has been a wonderfully busy month, and before I knew it, our newsletter date had slipped right past me! Thank you so much for your patience and for continuing to be part of this growing garden community. Whether you’re tending a backyard oasis,Continue reading “πΏ July Garden Newsletter πΏ”
Ants in the Garden: Friend or Foe?
If youβve ever stepped into your garden and noticed tiny trails of ants marching across the soil, you may have wondered if they are helping or hurting your plants. The truth is β ants can actually be both beneficial and troublesome depending on the situation. These hardworking insects play an important role in nature, butContinue reading “Ants in the Garden: Friend or Foe?”
