Canna lilies are total showstoppers; their electric colors and dramatic leaves always make a statement. Cannas always bring the wow-factor, transforming an average landscape into a tropical retreat. The key to creating a fun hangout space is establishing some ambiance and visual interest, so when you decorate with tropical flowering plants for your garden, you’ll […]
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April 3rd is National Find a Rainbow Day! If you’re lucky enough, you might actually catch a glimpse of a real rainbow, but finding one in the wild is pretty rare—especially if you’re stuck at home. If rainbow hunting doesn’t seem to be in the cards for you this week, why not try growing your
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Hanging baskets overflowing with bright flowers are a hallmark of our spring and summer gardens. You can bring that vibrancy and personality to your own home by adding some tropical flower hanging baskets to your front porch this season! Mandevilla and Dipladenia are two of our favorite tropical bloomers for hanging baskets. Technically, they’re both
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Kangaroo ferns are gaining popularity across America, and for good reason! They’re gorgeous, and they’re a lot easier to take care of than some of the other common fern varieties. You can keep these ferns as a houseplant, or you can grow them outdoors in zones 9-11. True to their “down-under” inspired name, kangaroo ferns
Monstera Deliciosa, or Swiss Cheese plant, has shot to the top of the plant popularity list in the last couple of years. Millennials, in particular, love this plant for its unique architectural style, larger-than-life personality, and its easy care requirements. Not only is it a popular houseplant, but it’s also everywhere you look on clothing,
Flower covered arches have always been a popular element of wedding decor. Growing your own tropical flowering vines over your arbor is a great way to save some money on your flower budget for your wedding! Here are a few key things to keep in mind to make sure your flowering vines look their best
Often the first thing that comes to mind when someone mentions pollinators is fuzzy little honeybees, legs loaded up with pollen so heavy they can barely fly. But honeybees are not the only pollinators in our world; there are over 4,000 species of bees in North America. Additionally, birds, moths, beetles, wasps, butterflies, bats, flies,
