Latest articles by Becca Badgett
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Growing A Root Beer Plant: Information About Root Beer Plants
If you like to grow unusual and interesting plants, you may be interested in learning about root beer plants. If you're wondering how is a root beer plant used, the answer is found in this article.
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Vines For Full Sun Locations: Growing Vines That Like Sun
Trailing vines that like full sun can grow up a fence, trellis, or an arbor with various purposes in the landscape. Find some full sun vines here.
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Growing Green Goliath Broccoli: How To Plant Green Goliath Broccoli Seeds
If your weather is unpredictable and you sometimes have frost and hot temperatures in the same week, you might’ve just thrown up your hands when it comes to planting broccoli. But wait, Green Goliath broccoli plants may be just what you’re looking for. Learn more here.
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What Is Greek Basil: How To Care For Greek Basil Herb Plants
Possibly the most well-known of this herb type, Greek basil is an open pollinated heirloom basil. It is used in many areas of Greece, where it grows wild. Click on the following article to learn more about this impressive basil plant variety.
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Ginkgo Male Vs. Female: Telling Male And Female Ginkgoes Apart
Ginkgo biloba is a strong, long-lived specimen with many uses. Sources say it is near perfect as an urban tree goes, as it can grow and thrive in pollution, resists disease, and is easy to prune. But one thing that’s not so near perfect is its sex. Learn more in this article.
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Botanical Jewelry Ideas: DIY Jewelry Made From Plants
Are there favorite blooms in your garden that you hate to see fade? Those with color and form you wish you could preserve all year? Now you can, by creating jewelry from the garden. DIY jewelry made from plants can save those petals long term. Learn more here.
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Grapefruit Tree Info: Why Doesn't My Grapefruit Tree Bear Fruit
You may find that you have no grapefruit on a tree that you've watered and pruned for several years. Grapefruit problems are common and it is sometimes difficult to get grapefruits on trees. Learn more here.
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Gravel Bed Garden Design: Tips On Laying A Gravel Garden
There are many useful mulches. Some help retain moisture, as does the gravel garden bed. Gravel beds are something you won’t see in every garden, but they can provide something different in your landscape. Click here to see if laying a gravel garden is an option for you.
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Flowering Bradford Pears - Growing A Bradford Pear Tree In Your Yard
Bradford pear tree information will likely indicate that they are rapid growing and ornamental. But there are some things you should know about growing a Bradford pear tree before you plant one. Find out more here.
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Patio Furniture Ideas: New Outdoor Furniture For Your Garden
The design of our outdoor area is equally important to our garden layout. Click on this article for some summer garden furniture trends.
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Lacy Phacelia Info - Tips On Lacy Phacelia Growing And Care
The lacy phacelia flower may not be something you'd randomly plant in your garden. In fact, you may wonder just what is lacy phacelia? Read this article to find out more.
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Fordhook Watermelon Care: What Is A Fordhook Hybrid Melon
Some of us expect to grow watermelons this season. We know they need plenty of growing room, sunshine, and water. Perhaps we’re not sure which type of watermelon to grow though, since there are many to choose from. Why not try Fordhook. Learn more here.
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St. John's Wort Control: Learn How To Control St. John's Wort
You may know about St. John's wort for medicinal purposes but when you find it spreading throughout your landscape, your main concern will be getting rid of these plants. This article will help.
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Parrot Feather Planting: Learn About Parrot Feather Plant Care
The attractive, feathery fronds of parrot feather plants often encourages the water gardener to use it in a bed or border. But there are things you should know first and this article will help.
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Euphorbia Stem Rot Issues – Reasons For A Rotting Candelabra Cactus
Candelabra cactus stem rot, also called euphorbia stem rot, is caused by a fungal disease. The tall stems of euphorbia begin to rot at the top of the limbs once the fungus takes hold. Click this article for more information about this disease.
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Fuchsia Transplant Info: When To Transplant Hardy Fuchsias
Gardeners are often confused about which fuchsias are hardy and when to transplant hardy fuchsias. The confusion is understandable, as not all of them hardy. Read here for more info.
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Growing An Olive Tree With No Olives: What Is A Fruitless Olive Tree
What is a fruitless olive tree, you may ask? Many are not familiar with this beautiful tree, commonly used for its beauty in the landscape. The olive tree with no olives may be the perfect tree for your southern landscape. Click this article to learn more about fruitless olives.
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Downspout Vegetable Gardening – Planting A Rainwater Vegetable Garden
One way to use rainwater is the creation of a downspout or rain gutter garden. Click here to learn more about growing downspout vegetables.
