Ginger is not just a plant but a family of plants known as the Zingiberaceae family (ginger family) and contains both edible and ornamental ginger plants. Some ginger plants produce more than one edible portion. So not just rhizomes (roots), stems, leaves, and flowers can also be edible. Common ginger is just one of the … Read more
Looking to plant Ginger this season? Here is a complete guide having details about growing Ginger. Ginger plays a significant role in a number of cuisines as well as many natural health remedies that people follow in their daily lives. What is Ginger? Edible Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is a root vegetable that is famous for … Read more
Garlic is a popular vegetable among many cuisines for its flavor and benefits. While Garlic can be planted in the spring, it is best to plant them in the fall as it would yield bigger bulbs and a better harvest. When to plant garlic? Garlic is a root vegetable that should be planted in the … Read more
Own a guinea pig? If so, you will know that these small animals love to eat leaves especially when they are fresh. If you are into growing veggies for your pet to eat, you may arrive at an interesting question. Can guinea pigs eat rosemary? Yes, Guinea Pigs can eat rosemary. Only feed your guinea … Read more
Hydrangeas are eye-catching plants with flowers that range from blue to purple to lavender to pink. Some varieties also have white or green blooms. Thus, it can be disappointing if your hydrangea does not bloom at all. Here are a few reasons why your Hydrangea is not flowering. Frost damage When you plant a hydrangea … Read more
The use of coffee grounds as a fertilizer for plants has been a controversial topic. While a lot of research suggests that coffee is not good for plants, especially herbs, a lot of gardeners use coffee for their plants. Is coffee ground good for mint? Yes, you can use a moderate amount of coffee grounds … Read more
Thyme leaves turning purple from green can prompts a garden enthusiasts worst thoughts! But, it doesn’t have to be so as there is a simple reason for it, one that can be fixed quite easily. Thyme leaves turning purple is a sign of phosphorous deficiency. Solve this by providing your thyme plant with more phosphorous … Read more
Do you have thyme in your garden and also happen to pet rabbits or even wild rabbits that frequently visit your garden? If you do, you will understandably want to know if it is even safe for them and do rabbits eat thyme at all. Yes, rabbits eat thyme. It is also safe for wild … Read more
Clay soil can feel like a gardener’s worst nightmare. You dig into the ground and hit rock-hard earth in summer or sticky, waterlogged mud in winter. Plants struggle, roots suffocate, and your garden dreams seem impossible. But here’s the truth: clay soil doesn’t have to be a dealbreaker. Heavy clay actually offers significant advantages once … Read more
Watching your beautiful orchid develop wilting leaves can feel heartbreaking. Those once vibrant, firm leaves now droop sadly from the stem. Many orchid owners panic at this sight. But here’s the good news: most orchids with wilting leaves can bounce back to health. The key lies in quick diagnosis and proper action. Wilting doesn’t always … Read more