Hibiscus…A Flair for the Exotic
When I hear the term exotic applied to a flower I immediately think of the tropical Hibiscus. Hibiscus plants are native to many countries along the equator from Asia to South America and there are...
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Stop and Smell the Gardenias
When I was growing up every Easter we would go and visit my grandparents who lived in Florida. My grandmother had a shrub that had the most beautifully fragrant white flowers. At the time I really...
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Tips On Growing a Citrus Tree
If you are a fan of citrus fruits why not try growing one. Here are some tips to help you out.
Remove the seeds from a ripe fruit and rinse the seeds because any sugar left on them can...more
Tips On Growing a Pineapple Plant
Another tree to try to grow on your own is a Pineapple tree, but if you undertake this one you will have to have patience as it will take a couple of years to grow.
Take a ripe pineapple...more
Tips On Growing An Avocado Tree
Avocados are very healthy and loaded with important nutrients. It has even been called "Nature's Greatest Achievement". So why don't you try to grow one? Here are the tips you...
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Understanding USDA Garden Zones
On virtually every seed package or plant that you buy it is likely you will see the term USDA garden zone, also known as a hardiness zone, with a number from 1 through 11 associated with it. If...
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The Holly and the Ivy
One of the first songs I learned in elementary school was the traditional Christmas carol “The Holly and the Ivy” which we sang for our parents at a holiday concert. Holly and Ivy being...
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Holiday Flowers and Plants
Just because it is December and winter is here doesn’t mean you have to put your love of plants in hibernation. As a matter of fact, the holidays can be one of the most enjoyable times of the...
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