Chayote, also called choko, mango squash, or vegetable pear, belongs to the gourd family, which means it’s related to cucumbers, melons, and squash. It is, in fact, a perennial vine with fruits that look like pears. Many people want to learn how to grow chayote in their own backyards because they like its taste and […]
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How to Make a Japanese Rock Garden in Your Backyard
Having started over 1500 years ago in the Heian period, the Japanese Rock Garden idea is simple – use sand and water features to simulate nature, make it small but highly spiritual, and surround it by a tiny wall. In a nutshell, create a Yin-Yang environment to develop your Chi energy. Then meditate and find […]
Wheelbarrow Planter Ideas You’ll Love for Your Garden
A wheelbarrow is one of the most the most helpful tools for a gardener. It’s classic, easily identifiable and can be readily found in nearly every shed. So it isn’t surprising that a growing DIY trend right now is centered around this garden staple. Up-cycling your wheelbarrow into a trendy and beautiful planter is a […]
How to Plant Snowdrops: 8 Steps for Growing Winter’s Early Bloomers
Snowdrops are the symbol of the triumph of the spring, as they defy the cold season and bloom even through the thick layer of snow, which brought their name. Some of the plants emerge early in the year, during January, while others are a little late to appear. However, these are the perfect plants if […]
Create Your Own Gutter Garden: (6 Easy Steps)
A gutter garden is one of the coolest and most low-maintenance arrangements you can make. It will give your garden a playful and special look in only a few easy steps. All you need is a little time to install the arrangement, and then you’ll get one of the prettiest gardens you could think of. […]
A Complete Guide on How to Grow the Whimsical Bells of Ireland Flowers
The bells of Ireland flowers are probably the first to emerge in a series of trendy green flowers, as they have been around since the 16th century. The flower got their name from their shape which, together with their green color, symbolizes luck. This made them become an Irish symbol, although the plant isn’t actually […]