20 Stunning Flowering Vines That Like Shaded Areas
There are a lot of beautiful flowering vines that thrive in a shady spot. Here is our list of some of the most stunning flowering vines that like shaded areas.
Flowers
For many, flowers are a staple of gardening, and with good reason. Flowers look beautiful and smell wonderful. Many different types and varieties exist, and you can use them for all sorts of things, such as weddings, anniversaries, or table decorations. Many flowers are also easy to grow and maintain, such as marigolds, sunflowers, and begonias. In other words, if you’re looking to start gardening, get into ornamental gardening, or add a little pop of color to your yard or home, you should definitely consider flowers.
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10 Succulents With Beautiful Red Flowers
Growing red succulents in your garden makes it attractive and colorful. Likewise, these plants brighten and elevate the mood in your outdoor space.
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Why Is My Elephant Ear Plant Dripping Water
Don’t worry, you’re not doing anything wrong – this is actually a common occurrence with these plants! Elephant ear plants drip for a few reasons, but the main idea is it helps the plant get rid of extra water and moisture.
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Complete Dracula Plant Care for Beginners
Dracula celosia has unusual blooms – instead of petals, it has cockscombs. So how do you tend to these exciting plants? Read on to learn more about Dracula plant care.
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What Do Orchids Symbolize?
Paleontologists believe that orchids existed before the Continental Drift, more than 200 million years ago. Let’s look at their symbolism around the world.
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Can You Buy A Flying Duck Orchid?
The flying duck orchid is a rare and spectacular flower species found in the south and east Australian forests or rural woodlands. Unfortunately, you cannot buy the flying duck in plant form.
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Do Orchids Grow Back? (How to Get Them to Flower Again)
Orchids bloom at least once yearly, after which the flowers fall off. If you’re a first-time grower, you might be left asking if the flowers will reappear.
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Are Blue Orchids Real (Fake or Real Orchids?)
The true-blue orchids include the Boella coelestis, the Blue Vanda, and Thelymitra crinite. Others, mostly Phalaenopsis, are artificially blue.
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When Should I Repot My Orchid?
The best time to repot orchid is one to three years after growing it when the potting mix starts decomposing. In this post, you will learn more about the process.
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Organic Wedding Flower Arrangements (Alternatives)
The numerous organic wedding flower alternatives available can make your special day equally elegant, if not better.
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4 Best African Violet Fertilizers
African violets are one of the best home plants you can get. Therefore, it is essential for you to provide them with the care they need. Food, water, and nutrients are very crucial in their growth process.
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10 Types Of Orange Lilies
In this guide, we will introduce you to some of the most spectacular orange lilies in the world and give you some tips on how to look after them.
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11 Different Varieties of Thornless Roses
If you have children or pets you might want to include roses in your garden but are worried about safety then the good news is that there are lots of species of thornless roses to choose from.
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Seasonal Guide To Japanese Flowers
In this guide, we want to introduce you to some of the most stunning Japanese flowers by season. Sit back, grab a cup of coffee and let’s get started.
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Can Japanese Knotweed Grow Through Concrete?
The Japanese knotweed may be a strong plant, but it’s not capable of breaking through your concrete walls or slabs. Here is why.