Latest articles by Gardening Know How
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Growing And Planting Smoke Trees In The Landscape
Puffy feathery smoke trees make a lovely accent in the landscape or yard. They enjoy full sun and alkaline soil.
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How To Pick A Ripe Watermelon
Everyone starts growing watermelons in their garden thinking that the fruit will grow, they will pick it in the summertime, slice it up and eat it. But there is a right time to pick a watermelon, and this article will help.
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What To Do With Your First Bonsai
It is not uncommon for one's first steps in bonsai to meet with less than ideal results. This article provides tips on how to care for your first bonsai so you can find success. Click here to learn more.
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Bay Laurel Has Yellow Leaves: Why Is My Bay Laurel Turning Yellow
If you are growing a bay laurel tree and notice yellow leaves, you may wonder what’s the cause. Click this article to find out.
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Pindo Palm Cold Hardiness – Can Pindo Palms Grow Outdoors In Winter
You may live where winter means sub-freezing temperatures and still be able grow pindo palm trees. It's possible for them to survive in your part of the world, but only with proper winter protection. For pindo palms, it's an ongoing process, and this article can help.
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Pineapple Broom Plant Care: Moroccan Pineapple Broom Plants In Gardens
Looking for a reliable, small, hardy tree or shrub with fragrant flowers? Then look no further than the Moroccan pineapple broom. Learn more about this interesting plant and how to care for it in the following article. Click here for additional info.
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Rubber Tree Plant Potting – When Does Rubber Plant Need A New Pot
Rubber trees make great indoor potted plants, but at some point you'll need to give them more room. Use the information found in this article to learn about rubber tree plant potting and when repotting is necessary. Click here for more info.
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Feeding Bird Of Paradise Plants – How To Fertilize Bird Of Paradise Plants
Let's talk about how to fertilize bird of paradise plants. The good news is that they don't require anything fancy or exotic. You can provide a natural fertilizer in your garden with a layer of mulch and regular feedings. Learn more in this article.
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Chia Plant Care: Learn How To Grow Chia Seeds In The Garden
Once the hair on a novelty toy, chia seeds are making a comeback, but this time, they're taking up residence in the garden and the kitchen. With some chia plant information from this article, you can learn how to grow chia seeds for all their health benefits.
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Hanging Succulent Plants - Different Types Of Hanging Cactus And Succulents
Hanging baskets with succulents and cactus are beautiful and artsy with the right plants. Here are some great choices.
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Learn To Plant A Basic English Cottage Garden
Charming English cottage gardens can include a wide variety of flowers and vegetables. Enjoy bringing an old-fashioned vibe to your garden.
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Tips For Growing Potatoes In Straw
If you want to grow potatoes in straw, there are proper, old-fashioned ways to do it. You might be asking yourself, "How do I grow potatoes in straw?" This article can help get you started with planting potatoes in straw.
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Planting Elderberry - Care Of Elderberries
Elderberry is a large bush or shrub that produces bluish-black berries commonly used in wines, juices, jellies, and jams. Growing elderberries is not difficult, and this article will help with that.
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Potted Agave Care: Tips On Growing Agave Plants In Pots
Can agave grow in pots? You bet! With so many varieties of agave available, container grown agave plants are an excellent choice for the gardener with limited space, less than perfect soil conditions, and a lack of abundant sunlight. Click here to learn more.
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Feeding Sago Palms: Tips On Fertilizing A Sago Palm Plant
Sago palms actually aren?t palms but ancient ferny plants called cycads. However, to remain a healthy green, they need the same type of fertilizer that genuine palms do. To find out more about their nutritional needs, click this article.
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Caring For Bidens Annuals: Information About Tickseed Sunflower Plants
Tickseed sunflower plants are easy to grow and make great additions to areas of the garden where they are free to self-sow. Learn more about growing this interesting plant in the article that follows. Click here for additional info.
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Western Fruit Trees - Fruit Trees For West And Northwest Gardens
The West Coast is a vast region spanning many different climates. If you want to grow fruit trees, it may be hard to know where to start. Click to learn more.
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Growing Kale: Information On How To Grow Kale
Kale plants are extremely robust and hardy. Adaptable to different growing conditions, kale plants can often thrive through the winter.
