Asparagus likes to be exposed to the sun and takes two to three years to yield fully. Therefore, pair it with vegetables, herbs, or flowering plants that like full sun exposure and can benefit your … Read more
Leeks (Allium ampeloprasum var. porrum) are a tasty vegetable belonging to the onion family. They’re great at deterring carrot fly, aphids, and cabbage worms. I recommend growing leeks with plants that can benefit from their … Read more
Dahlias are showy flowers that will brighten up your summer garden on their own or combined with other plants. When choosing companion plants for dahlias, consider the large amounts of water and space the dahlia … Read more
Crape Myrtles are low-maintenance. However, you still have to follow a few rules to make them pop and be at their most flowery. Apart from sunlight, water, and a proper pH, they also need the … Read more
Companion planting strawberries is a great way to attract pollinators, control pests, enhance growing conditions, improve flavor, and use the available space. This is why choosing the right companion plant to help create a productive … Read more
Crape Myrtle Twilight plants spot the deepest shades of purple among all crape myrtles. They are popular choices for landscaping and community development. People love this tree’s unique flowers, hardiness, and ability to adapt to … Read more
The southern climate is the perfect setting for a low-maintenance tree. The Cherry Dazzle Crape Myrtle lines fences, home gardens, and hangout areas because of its beautiful red blooms, dwarf stature, and moderate care requirements. … Read more
The lavender crape myrtle is an excellent cultivar for open spaces. It has soft, unscented lavender flowers and glossy green leaves, which transit to reddish-orange in fall. The tree is popularly known for its more … Read more
The strawberry dazzle is a semi-dwarf variety of the crape myrtle, making it an excellent choice for small gardens and potted plants. The strawberry dazzle is known for its showy nature. Its neon-rose flowers and … Read more
The pink velour crape myrtle is a semi-dwarf cultivar commonly grown as a mixed shrub or solely for screening, hedging, or creating a focal point in the landscape. It has vibrant pink flowers and dramatically … Read more