4 Succulents That Look Like Shrek Ears

If you can't find poppies, here are the next best things. We'll share details about Ranunculus, Cosmos, Tulips, and more flowers that look like poppies and the colors they bring to your garden.

Berries that Look Like Blueberries might appear as the juicy ones we are used to, but they can be a lot different. Here’s how to spot them out!

Mullein, with its towering yellow flowers and soft, velvety leaves, has a unique appearance often leads to confusion with similar-looking plants. Well, don’t worry! We are here to end all that!

Ranging from versatile and vitamin-rich vegetables like vibrant ‘Velvet Bean’ to the unique Violet Artichoke, each of these Vegetables that Start With V adds a unique flavor to your plate and a color to your garden!

Succulents thrive in arid, often harsh climates, with abundant bright sunshine year-round and little to no regular water. They have adapted to such conditions by developing thick, fleshy leaves and stems to store whatever moisture eventually comes their way. They are survivors, accustomed to living and even flourishing with minimal care.

What’s the Best Water for Succulents?

These Orchids That Look Like Animals, mirror creatures from tigers to ducks, showcasing nature’s playful side! They’ll surely be an interesting addition to your plant collection!

 Each ‘T’ tree is a unique character – from the Tulip Tree with its vibrant flowers to the towering Teak, renowned for its durable wood. Let’s have a look at some wonderful Trees that Start With T!

These Tiny Mini Succulents are super low-maintenance, making them perfect for beginners and seasoned gardeners. You can also grow them in tea or coffee cups!

Certain vegetables, initially firm and crisp, may turn into a gooey mess in the container while cooking. Want to know their names? Keep reading!

The concept of growing vegetables from leaves is a sustainable approach as it utilizes parts of the plant that people typically discard.

When to Plant Succulents in the Northwest