Flowers You Can Eat!
Now is the best time to start planning your yard for spring, and there’s one question you should ask yourself: would you like to eat your landscaping? There are a…
Some Plants That Have Medicinal Properties
Ginger In many Asian countries, ginger is part of a daily diet. It is used because the medicinal power of ginger can cure many diseases. The ginger root has remedial…
More Plants With Medicinal Properties
Tea Tree – This is a very popular herbal remedy. Tea-tree oil has antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral properties. This oil can be used to help treat infections in the nail,…
What is Organic Soil?
Organic soil has been naturally amended by the decomposition of plants and animals. Unfortunately most of the soil nowadays in the world has been depleted and replaced by the damage…
Hardscape and Softscape
Hardscape and softscape are two distinct forms of landscaping. Both are equally important in terms of property beautification, and finding the right balance between the two is the key to…
Why Is Gardening Good For Your Health?
1. Can reduce the risk of stroke 2. burns calories 3. Helpful with weight maintenance/reduces heart disease 4. Gardening can decrease the likelihood of osteoporosis 5. Gardening is a stress…
Planning Next Year’s Garden
It’s never too early to start planning for next year. Here are some things to start thinking about while you are planning your gardens. 1. Budget This should be the…
What Plants Go Well Together
*Add early spring color by mixing yellow flowers of Little Gem combine beautifully with blue Chionodoxa. *Use roses generously, a bright pink shrub rose is a good partner to Iris.…
A Couple of Tips to Make Your Landscaping Pop in Winter
Plant Evergreens Evergreens come in other colors, such as yellows and blues, so the name is somewhat misleading. Evergreen means they keep their leaves or needles year round, and the…