6 Plants That Look Like Animals - Grow Your Own Zoo!

We are all switching on to the healing power of plants and flowers. Many of the plants we grow have the potential to act as sources of healing, as well as being profound mood-boosters. Some of the simplest floral arrangements of posies (or nosegays) have transformative powers. And while these small fragrant arrangements seem innocent enough, they have hidden depths which date back centuries.

These resilient plants, embodying endurance and thriving in harsh conditions, are often associated with positive energy and prosperity. We’ll look at the best Succulents that Make You Lucky and how you can incorporate them into your space!

We’re back with Susan Warde in St. Paul, Minnesota! Yesterday we looked back at the year in her front garden, and today we’re taking the same tour through the seasons but in her back garden, where things are a bit shadier but no less beautiful.

These 8 plants are easiest to grow not only in the soil but also in the water. You can use them as a centerpiece on shelves and tabletops.

Fritillaria persica, Persian lily or Persian fritillary, is a member of the lily family and is native to Western Asia. It is a striking addition to sunny borders and naturalized areas of gardens. The racemes of bell-shaped purple-brown Persian lily flowers cluster on spikes up to three feet (0.9 m) tall.

Imagine discovering a lush green specimen flourishing in the most unexpected places, from tiny cracks in ancient stone walls to the rusted remains of old tools. Our latest feature, ‘Plants That Grew in Amusing Places,’ takes you on a captivating journey to explore these remarkable survivors of the botanical world!

Identifying bed bugs can be challenging, especially for avid gardeners who frequently encounter a variety of insects in their green spaces. While bed bugs are notorious for their indoor infestations, several outdoor bugs bear a striking resemblance to them, creating confusion and concern. This comprehensive guide’ll help you easily identify Bugs That Look Like Bed Bugs!

Having greenery indoors is the best way to relieve stress and keep the air clean and healthy, this is why you should grow Houseplants that Reduce Dust and Particulate Matter.

Are you wondering if you’ve spotted the notorious cannabis plant, or are you mistaken? You’re not alone! Many plants out there bear a striking resemblance to weed, and knowing the difference can save you a lot of headaches and explaining. Here’s an exclusive list of Plants that Look Like Marijuana!

With advancements in plant breeding techniques, an increasing number of plant varieties have been developed that are covered by intellectual property rights. These may be subject to various legal protections like Patents, Variety Protection Certificates, and sometimes even Utility Patents. Let’s have a detailed look at the Plants that are Illegal to Propagate on a Large Scale.

Papaya is a tasty tropical fruit that can become a fairly large tree in gardens in warm climates. If you don’t have a warm climate, growing papayas in pots indoors is an option. It requires some special care and adequate space, but is doable.

The sunflower is one of the nation’s best-loved flowers. Although most sunflower varieties have yellow flowers, you can grow varieties with rusty red, green and even white flowers.