Skip to Content

Sweet Autumn Clematis: A Garden Treasure

Welcome to my garden, a sanctuary where nature and beauty harmonize in a mesmerizing dance. Today, I’m thrilled to introduce you to an enchanting vine that graces my garden with its elegance – Clematis terniflora, affectionately known as Sweet Autumn Clematis. Don’t let its botanical name intimidate you; this vine is all about elevating the …

Read More about Sweet Autumn Clematis: A Garden Treasure

Bulbs For Shade Gardens: Navigating the Shady Side of Gardening

You know, gardening in the shade can be a bit like solving a puzzle, especially if you are looking specifically for bulbs for shade gardens. Many of the plants we typically associate with gardens crave their daily dose of sunlight. But fear not! There’s a whole world of bulbs, rhizomes and tubers out there that …

Read More about Bulbs For Shade Gardens: Navigating the Shady Side of Gardening

Blossom Beyond Boundaries: Cultivating Spring-Flowering Bulbs to Bloom in Hot Climates

Hey there, fellow gardening aficionados! If you’ve ever gazed longingly at tulips, crocus, and hyacinths, wondered how to get bulbs to bloom in hot climates, you’re in for a treat. We’re about to spill the beans on how to turn this dream into a reality. Picture this: vibrant blooms, against all odds, thriving in your …

Read More about Blossom Beyond Boundaries: Cultivating Spring-Flowering Bulbs to Bloom in Hot Climates

How to Plant Milkweed: A Comprehensive Guide

Disclaimer: I did receive seeds from Sow Right Seeds in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own. Are you ready to embark on a journey to cultivate the enchanting milkweed in your garden? In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into everything you need to know about how to plant milkweed. From its …

Read More about How to Plant Milkweed: A Comprehensive Guide

Monrovia Has The Best Bee, Butterfly And Bird Attracting Plants For Sale!

Disclaimer: Today’s post is sponsored by Monrovia, but my love for their plants is all my own! I was compensated for this post and I did receive free plants. Spring is finally here after what seemed like a never-ending winter – and that means it is time for my Monrovia Plantlust to surface. I Love …

Read More about Monrovia Has The Best Bee, Butterfly And Bird Attracting Plants For Sale!

How To Deadhead Dianthus

Removing spent blooms from a plant is a gardening practice known as deadheading, and it’s a crucial technique for maintaining the health and appearance of various flowering plants, including Dianthus. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the reasons for deadheading, how to deadhead Dianthus with step by step instructions, and how to root your …

Read More about How To Deadhead Dianthus

Spring Flowering Bulbs: The Cutting Garden

Spring flowering bulbs are typically planted in the fall of the previous year. Tulips, daffodils, hyacinth and crocus are all popular spring bulbs. However, not all spring flowering bulbs are planted outdoors. Some spring flowering bulbs are planted in heated greenhouse or unheated tunnel houses during February and March. These bulbs are usually forced for …

Read More about Spring Flowering Bulbs: The Cutting Garden

Gardening In Cold Climates In Early January

Disclaimer: I did receive some of the items mentioned in this article including the Culti-Cave for free in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own. Successfully gardening in cold climates in early January is about tricking Mother Nature – and choosing the right plants. Creating an artificial environment in which plants will …

Read More about Gardening In Cold Climates In Early January

Plant Bulbs In January: Get A Head Start On Cut Flower Production

Plant bulbs in January to get a head start on growing gorgeous flowers for cut flower production. Inside of a heated greenhouse, triteleria, anemone, iris and crocosmia should be planted for early spring bloom. The secret to local success as a cut flower grower is to beat out your competition by having gorgeous cut flower …

Read More about Plant Bulbs In January: Get A Head Start On Cut Flower Production
Sheri Ann Richerson is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.
Click here to read my full disclosure, Privacy and Cookie Policy!

Copyright (C) Sheri Ann Richerson, ExoticGardening.com 1998 - 2021

Scented Grass Adds Natural Fragrance To The Home Or Garden Story How To Plant Brugmansia Seeds Story Eat Better Save Money By Growing A Garden Story The Best Vegetables To Plant In February Story Botanical Interests Continues Commitment To Being GMO-Free Story