Foliage
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Wood Fern Care: Planting Wood Ferns In The Garden
Wood fern (Dryopteris erythrosora) is found within the largest genus of ferns with more than 200 species at home in damp, wooded areas of the Northern Hemisphere. Click the following article to learn more about adding these fantastic fern plants to the garden.
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Curved Leaf Yucca Growing: How To Grow Curved Leaf Yucca Plants
Unlike some yucca species, curved leaf yucca can grow in relatively cool and wet regions. A curved leaf yucca growing in a courtyard or a rock garden adds a decorative touch. Want to learn more about growing this plant? This article can help with that.
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Butterflies That Eat Cycads: Learn About Cycad Blue Butterfly Damage
One of the oldest plants that exist is that of the cycad. These plants may live for hundreds of years: however, more recently they have fallen victim to the blue cycad butterfly. To learn about this butterfly invasion on cycads and prevention tips, click here.
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Creeping Fig On A Wall – How To Get Creeping Fig To Climb
If attaching creeping fig to a wall is your desire, the first year of growth can be slow, so have patience. You can also use a few tricks found here.
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Hardy Ferns For A Green Garden All Year Long
Ferns are always a beautiful addition to your landscape. Learn which ones can take the cold weather and still stay green.
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Autumn Fern Care: How To Grow Autumn Ferns In The Garden
Autumn ferns in the garden offer beauty throughout the growing season, emerging coppery red in spring, eventually maturing to a bright, glossy, kelly green by summer. Learn how to grow autumn ferns using the information provided in the following article.
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Creeping Fig Plant - Tips For Creeping Fig Care
Creeping fig vine is a popular ground and wall cover in warmer parts of the country and a lovely houseplant in cooler areas. Creeping fig plant makes a wonderful addition to the home and the garden. Learn about here.
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How To Propagate Coleus From Seed Or Cuttings
The shade loving coleus is a favorite among shade and container gardeners. Many gardeners wonder if coleus propagation can be done at home. The answer is, yes, and this article will help.
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Dividing Maidenhair Grass: When And How To Divide Maiden Grass
Dividing maidenhair grass keeps it to a maintainable size, increases the number of these plants, and prevents center die-back. Learn when to divide maiden grass and some tips on how to split apart the larger specimens in this article.
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Fountain Grass Turning White: My Fountain Grass Is Bleaching Out
Near the end of the season, you may find your fountain grass turning white, bleached, and unappealing. What is happening? Is there some sort of terrible fountain grass problem? Find the answers in this article. Click here for more info.
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Castor Bean Information - Planting Instructions For Castor Beans
Castor bean plants, which are not beans at all, are commonly grown in the garden for their striking foliage as well as shade cover. Learn more about this interesting plant in the article that follows.
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What Is Bushy Beardgrass – How To Plant Bushy Bluestem Seed
Bushy bluestem grass (Andropogon glomeratus) is a long-stemmed perennial and native prairie grass in Florida up into South Carolina. It is found in swampy areas around ponds and streams and grows in low flatland areas. Learn more about the plant here.
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What Is Bluebunch Wheatgrass: Bluebunch Wheatgrass Care And Information
Ranchers in the northwestern states graze their cattle on a number of grasses, among these include bluebunch wheatgrass. And, no, this isn't the wheatgrass you drink at a health spa. So, what is bluebunch wheatgrass? Click this article to learn more.
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Bladder Fern Care – Tips On Growing Bladder Ferns In Your Garden
Growing bladder ferns in the landscape lends an air of the wild to a naturalized garden. Plus, these little ferns are easy to care for and grow in full to partial shade areas of the garden that are often difficult to populate with many choice plants. Learn more here.
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How To Prune Hostas: Tips On Cutting Back Hosta Plants
Pests can attack hostage foliage and make it ragged. And come winter, the foliage of these perennials wilt and die back. These are the times to sanitize your pruners and get to cutting back hosta plants. Click here for information on how to prune hostas.
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Bamboo Winter Care – How To Winterize Bamboo Plants
Winterizing bamboo is important to facilitate continued growth again in spring. Click here to get some tips for your bamboo during winter.
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Bamboo Plant Types – What Are Some Common Bamboo Varieties
If you plan accordingly and pay attention to what variety you?re planting, bamboo can be a great addition to your garden. Take a look at this article to learn about different varieties of bamboo. Click here for more info.
