Latest articles by Nikki Tilley
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Crown Rot Identification And Tips For Crown Rot Treatment
Crown rot commonly affects many types of plants in the garden. So what exactly is this and how do you stop crown rot before it is too late? Read this article for information on crown rot disease.
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Prairie Smoke Plant - Tips For Growing Prairie Smoke
The prairie smoke wildflower is a plant of many uses. You can use it as a ground cover, put it in a rock garden, or add it to beds and borders. Find out more about the plant in this article.
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Chaotic, Yet Purposeful
Most gardeners plant with a specific theme in mind. When it comes to my particular gardening theme, chaos comes to mind, but in a good way.
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Daylilies And Irises Have A Place In The Shade
Although they’ll survive partially shaded spaces, both daylilies and irises bloom better in full sun. But mine do just fine in either.
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My Journey Growing A Gifted Container Neem Tree
For Christmas a few years back, my mom presented me with what looked like a stick growing in a pot. Of course, it was much more than that.
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Growing Poinsettia As A Houseplant, Foliage And All
The vast majority of us simply toss poinsettias after Christmas. I used to be on that list until I learned to love its green foliage.
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The Rewarding Battle Of Starting Seeds Indoors
Starting seeds and caring for seedlings indoors isn't always easy, but it's definitely worth it. Click to read more.
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The Seedy Side Of Town
The problem with seeds is you can't plant them all at once, so you have to find somewhere to put them. Click here to see how I manage it.
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A Garden In The Night: Ideas For A Moon Garden
Moon gardening at night is a great way to enjoy white or light-colored, night-blooming plants, in addition to the intoxicating aromas. Read this article to get ideas for a moon garden.
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How To Keep Deer From Eating Plants - Garden Deer Protection For Plants
Trying to keep deer out of the garden can be frustrating but with a little know-how and ingenuity, your efforts could be well worth the trouble. Read here to learn how to keep deer out of gardens.
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Berry Containers - Berries Growing In A Container
Growing berries in containers can be a great alternative for those with little space. The key to success is adequate drainage and pot size. This article will provide information on what you need to be successful.
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Information On Storing Bulbs In Southern Climates
While many flowering bulbs are stored over winter, in many southern climates, storing bulbs may not be necessary. This article will explain more about when storing bulbs in the south is needed.
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Vines To Use In The Landscape
Growing vines is a great way to use vertical space and increase appeal, especially with little or no space. Get tips on planting vines in this article.
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Making Tomato Cages - How To Build A Tomato Cage
While tomatoes are easy to grow, these plants oftentimes require support. Tomato plants can be successfully supported as they grow by building tomato cages. Get tips for building tomato cages in this article.
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Build Your Own Indoor Water Ponds
Ponds are not only a welcome addition to the landscape, but they can also be attractive features indoors. They are easy to create, easy to maintain, and can be tailored to fit your needs. This article will help.
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Fondness For Tulip Trees - A Towering Tree Near To My Heart
We have a towering tulip tree growing at the side of our property. I’ve always loved this tree for the unique character it provides. Learn more here.
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Amaryllis Planting Outdoors – Learn How To Grow Amaryllis In The Garden
It may come as a pleasant surprise to know that in warmer climes, up to USDA Zone 7b, planting amaryllis outside in the garden is an option. To learn more about growing amaryllis in gardens, click the following article.
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Caring For Amaryllis Grown In Water: Learn About Growing Amaryllis In Water
