Botanical name: calendula officinalis Beginner friendly?: yes Average size at maturity: about 2 ft in height and width Bloom time: summer through early winter Hardy zone: zones 2-11 Flower color: orange, yellow, peach Foliage color: green Growth rate: can reach fully mature size in first growing season Pruning instructions: deadhead as needed Propagation methods: propagate […]
Adding a border to your garden is a great way to add an extra eye-catching element to your outdoor space, while helping keep a clean look. They can work as a nice boundary between your garden and your lawn, they can help create several separate and sectioned off spaces in your garden, they can even […]
The winter may be known as a kind of resting period for gardeners, but that doesn’t mean that there is nothing to worry about in your garden during the winter. There are still wildlife out there that are not in hibernation, they are struggling to find as many leafy greens to eat as there are […]
There are many different reasons why you may be transplanting trees from one spot in your yard to another. It could be out of necessity for the health of the plant, or purely aesthetic purposes. Whatever the reason may be, it is always best to transplant your trees during the winter during the plant’s dormancy. […]
Plants and Flowers Blooming For January: Fruits and vegetables in season: Cyclamen Chard Calendula Green Onion Maintenance Tips For January Fertilizing needs this month: If your trees and shrubs are currently in dormancy, then January is actually a great time to use some slow release fertilizer to help keep those roots strong and healthy come […]
