Flowers & Crops

The first settlers in America found growing grapes growing wild, although the fruit tended to be small, thick-skinned, and seedy. Grape growing has been much improved since those early days. …

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Planting companions in the garden can achieve many purposes, such as maximizing garden space utilization, attracting beneficial insects and pollinators, and keep pests away from other crops. Companion planting in …

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Have you ever see a chocolate cherry sunflower? Do you think they are real? How can they appear in such a rare color? Well, if you are in doubt, this …

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Tiny Tim tomato was introduced in 1946. The yield of Tiny Tim tomato is large, and the fruit is small (less than 2cm in diameter). In the case of potted …

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A few native species of paper flowers (Bougainvillea Glabra) have the ability to form seeds. The general varieties will have the flowers fall naturally after flowering. These types of varieties …

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In 1768, a French explorer name Louis Antoine de Bougainville, together with his botanist’s friend, sailed around the earth. They first discovered a large flower bud and colorful plant in …

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Viburnum is a beautiful shrub grown in various climates and used as a hedge, an accent plant, or even displayed in containers. They provide a nice, deep green backdrop for …

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1. Burrageara (Oncidopsis) Nelly Isler Care Sheet Light: Low to bright The Nelly Isler can grow well in lower light levels as well as bright shade. It will, however, not …

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There are many types of lotus, and they can be divided into two categories: ornamental and edible. Most of the lotus plants are native to tropical regions of Asia. Lotus …

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Flowers have always held a certain mystique. They hold different meanings and honor, whether painted on a wall in an ancient tomb or etched onto a Grecian urn. Flower Meanings …

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