How to Add Texture in your Garden
Nothing sets a mood like texture; something soft and fluffy, something bright and shiny. Touch something stiff or something easy to bend, each can attract
Nothing sets a mood like texture; something soft and fluffy, something bright and shiny. Touch something stiff or something easy to bend, each can attract
Florida gardening can be a delightful and rewarding experience, even for beginners to Florida gardening. We are a pair of northern gardeners, transplanted three times to different Florida locations. This is what we learned (often, the hard
Evolvulus glomeratus (ee-VOL-view-lus glaw-mer-AH-tuss) Blue daze is a low growing plant that will provide for you, large numbers of small bright blue flowers surrounded by
Mirrors are not just for indoors, think beyond your rooms and closets. Garden mirrors may be for you! Their reflective surfaces can expand your garden
The Benefits of the Rule of Threes The design rule of three is a fundamental principle in visual aesthetics. It will help you create balance,
Caladium leaves will dazzle in your garden with bold hues, showcasing an enchanting mix of reds, pinks, greens, and whites. Their semi-translucent nature allows light
Step By Step, My Guide to Picture Perfect Flowers Courtesy of Jonathan Billinger / Blue Agapanthus-featured image We value the agapanthus (also called the African Lily or
Introduction The white version of the Lily of the Nile, or Agapanthus is a beautiful asset to brighten a garden, day or evening. There are
In Florida, when winter comes, we do not need to hang up our tools and look out on bare gardens. We grow flowerful annuals all
If your anthurium plant won’t flower it is a sad day in the garden! We love the anthurium ‘flower’ for its charming curved shape and
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