Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin 1Artboard 1 copy 2 Snapchat Building a garden that stays vibrant year after year without turning into a deer buffet takes the right plant choices — but it’s far from impossible. With the right mix of textured foliage, fragrant herbs, and deer-averse blooms, you can fill both sunny beds … Read more
Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin 1Artboard 1 copy 2 Snapchat Keeping deer out of the garden without resorting to fences or chemical sprays can feel like an uphill battle — but the right plant choices make a real difference. Deer rely heavily on scent to find food, so plants with strong fragrances, bitter tastes, … Read more
Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin 1Artboard 1 copy 2 Snapchat Few things are more frustrating for a gardener than watching deer graze through a freshly planted bed overnight. The good news is that certain ground covers — thanks to fuzzy textures, strong scents, or leaves deer simply find unappealing — tend to get left … Read more
Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin 1Artboard 1 copy 2 Snapchat A truly show-stopping backyard doesn’t happen by accident — it comes from choosing plants that hand the baton to one another as the seasons shift, so there’s always something in bloom from the first warm days of spring straight through to the last days … Read more
Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin 1Artboard 1 copy 2 Snapchat Filling your home with greenery shouldn’t mean gambling with your pet’s health. The good news is that dozens of beautiful, easy-care houseplants are completely non-toxic to cats and dogs, so you don’t have to choose between a lush indoor jungle and a safe home … Read more
Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin 1Artboard 1 copy 2 Snapchat There’s a reason luxury resorts always feel effortlessly lush — the right plants do the heavy lifting. You don’t need a professional landscaping crew or a green thumb to bring that same vacation energy to your own backyard. The key is choosing plants that … Read more
Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin 1Artboard 1 copy 2 Snapchat Few houseplants have quite the reputation of the Fiddle Leaf Fig (Ficus lyrata) — beloved for its large, violin-shaped leaves and dramatic architectural presence, but also notorious for being fussy and dropping leaves seemingly out of nowhere. If you’ve noticed your Fiddle Leaf Fig … Read more
Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin 1Artboard 1 copy 2 Snapchat The Curly Spider Plant, or Chlorophytum comosum ‘Bonnie‘, is a whimsical twist on the classic spider plant, known for its tightly curled, ribbon-like leaves that spiral into playful ringlets. Just as easy-going as its straight-leafed cousin, ‘Bonnie’ brings texture, movement, and a touch of … Read more
Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin 1Artboard 1 copy 2 Snapchat With its charming heart-shaped leaves covered in natural holes and fenestrations, the Monstera Adansonii — commonly known as the Swiss Cheese Plant or Swiss Cheese Vine — has become one of the most sought-after houseplants for good reason. It’s fast-growing, relatively low-maintenance, and adds … Read more
Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin 1Artboard 1 copy 2 Snapchat If your Monstera deliciosa has turned into a single tall, sparse vine with big gaps between leaves, you’re not alone — it’s one of the most common complaints among plant parents. The good news? Legginess isn’t permanent. With the right pruning, propagation, and care … Read more