If you’re like me you may be wondering what’s the best fertilizer for a Crape Myrtle. It can be a bit confusing since most fertilizers are for Crepe Myrtles. Luckily they are the same thing, and this guide will tell you which fertilizers are the best whether your call it Crape or Crepe Myrtle. For … Read more
Petunias are always hungry, especially during the flowering period. They need the perfect food at that time. Why? Well, Petunias come up with new blooms every 2 or 3 days during summer. And it takes a high amount of energy to produce back-to-back flowers. But here’s an issue. Whenever we look for Petunia fertilizer, we … Read more
What is the traditional flower of Easter? Definitely Lilies, I know that. But don’t you think Lilacs also add colors to our Easter holidays? Sure, they do. During that time, the garden seems to have its own Lilac festival. However, as vivid, the color is, as firm the care should be. The good news is … Read more
Irises are truly mesmerizing. They show up in almost every color we are familiar with. Besides, I am so attracted to these flowers that sometimes bearded Irises remind me of lovely butterflies that only don’t fly. But, sadly, those gorgeous colors are not easy to get. Growers often experience poor blooming or faded colors of … Read more
About growing Hops, I like harvesting the most. That crunchy sound of ripened Hop flowers soothes my ears. Obviously, a blessing harvest depends largely on fertilization as bines feed a lot. But there’s a problem. It is not easy to get a specially manufactured Hop fertilizer. Why? Because mostly Hops are cultivated on large scales … Read more
Dogwoods are magical. Angelic white or gorgeous pink, you get nothing but spellbound by the spring flowers. But that’s not the only show. Dogwoods will reward you with dreamy autumn with colorful leaves. Thus, this iconic native American doll never stops showing its beauty. But every year, plenty of growers face trouble getting expected blooms … Read more
“Rosemary doesn’t need fertilizer”- growers often get misguided by this amateur saying. Whoever started this probably had amazingly enriched soil but, that is not the same case for every gardener. I admit that Rosemary has fewer fertilizer requirements than many other herbs. But, they do need proper fertilization for a minimum two-year lifespan. And if … Read more
Do you know what my nana used to do? She used to keep some lavender leaves under the pillow cover. Yeah, she had insomnia & it is a doctor-prescribed method for better sleep. Though different people have different expectations from Lavenders, I like the fragrance most. But there’s an issue. Many gardeners often face degraded … Read more