The morning glory is a dynamic flowering vine that produces trumpet-shaped blooms and heart-shaped leaves. This pretty perennial is prized for its colorful blue, purple, pink, red, or white flowers.… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 2 weeks ago
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I've been a professional writer for over 12 years, specializing in nature themes, including plants and animals. My areas of interest include pets, sea animals, and flowers. Plus, I can't get enough of red pandas and hummingbirds! I also enjoy gardening, nutrition studies, and snuggling with my cats in my spare time.
Dahlias are tuberous perennial plants related to mums and zinnias. They produce striking flowers in varieties called pompom, cactus, dinner plate, and many more. When do dahlias bloom? That depends… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 2 weeks ago
Lavender plants are highly scented perennial shrubs with tiny purple, indigo, or pink-white flowers. And there is nothing quite like the sight and smell of a field of lavender in… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 3 weeks ago
The state's salty soil and dry climate can make growing strawberries in Arizona tough. Fortunately, gardeners who work with the local aridity and use proven growing tips can help Arizona… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 4 weeks ago
California is one of the longest states in the U.S. and is hundreds of miles wide. Exactly how wide is California? Though its average width is 250 miles, California spans… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 1 month ago
If you're familiar with the climate in Minnesota, you know that the North Star State has short summers and long winters. Because of this climate, you might think that growing… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 2 months ago
Growing your own strawberries in Pennsylvania can be easy with a little planning and persistence. Or, if home gardening isn't possible, Pennsylvania is full of farms that allow you to… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 2 months ago
Having to pull weeds can find even the most enthusiastic gardener wishing they could take a nap instead. Moreover, the idea of adding toxic herbicides to the soil in order… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 2 months ago
Wisconsin's nickname is the Badger State, but it's also famous for being home to 15,000 lakes! In fact, Wisconsin has the second-highest number of lakes of any state in the… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 2 months ago
Majestic Mount Fuji is the tallest peak of any mountain or volcano in Japan. This active stratovolcano hasn't officially erupted since December 1707, but its early years were very explosive.… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 2 months ago
The Hawaiian Islands offer a Pacific Ocean paradise with breathtaking beauty. Hawaii also has incredible geological history born of volcanic activity. But its origin story is far more complex and… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 2 months ago
Spring is a sweet time of the year for many strawberry growers when this juicy red fruit is ready to harvest. However, strawberries are in peak season across the U.S.… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 2 months ago
Hydrangeas are large, woody shrubs that put on quite a show when in bloom between spring and fall. Their big flower clusters come in different shapes and styles. Their growth… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 2 months ago
Texans are very proud of their flourishing peach industry, and with good reason. According to Texas A&M University's Aggie Horticulture, Texas produces an average of over one million bushels of… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 3 months ago
The peak harvest season for peaches is a hectic and exciting time in Georgia. When crop yields are abundant, the Georgia peach industry produces over 130 million pounds of fruit… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 3 months ago
California offers some of the longest and most scenic train journeys in the United States. From picturesque coastal routes to city getaways and one-day adventures, the Golden State has many… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 3 months ago
The great state of Mississippi has more wondrous natural beauty to admire than its famous marshes and magnolias. When exploring its many hills, rivers, and plains, you can't help but… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 3 months ago
Idaho's magnificent natural landscapes are home to many rivers, mountains, hillsides, and a wide variety of plants. Among Idaho's native plants and non-native species are some very poisonous varieties. Being… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 3 months ago
Indiana's terrain is full of extraordinary vegetation from the Great Lakes Plains region down through the Till Plains and beyond. And some of its amazing plants are highly poisonous. Learn… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 3 months ago
Tennessee's incredible terrain includes majestic mountains, deep valleys, and fertile plains and plateaus. So the many plant species in the Volunteer State are just as varied and divine. Yet among… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 3 months ago
Illinois is the Prairie State with lush landscapes full of prairie grasses and other intriguing plants. Yet, like every state, some Illinois plants are poisonous for both people and animals.… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 3 months ago
Here are some plants you should totally never touch in Maine. The state of Maine has impressive natural beauty and picturesque landscapes. However, while exploring nature in this enchanting state,… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 4 months ago
California is known for its diverse and breathtaking flora, but some of its plants are surprisingly dangerous. The California Poison Control System ranks the state's most common poisonous plants from… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 4 months ago
The California Invasive Plant Council (Cal-IPC) states that non-native plants with out-of-control spread cost the state over $82 million annually. That's a staggering price tag for invasive plant management. But… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 4 months ago
From beautiful color combinations to heirloom cultivars, there are many amazing types of daffodils! With so many varieties, it's no wonder that the daffodil is one of the most popular… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 4 months ago
If you'd never heard of a reverse bicolor daffodil until now, you're probably not alone. But it won't be long until more gardeners are talking about these unique spring flowers.… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 4 months ago
Have you ever spotted daffodils growing in a field and wondered what type of wild daffodils they might be? If you found those wild daffodils somewhere in the US, they're… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 4 months ago
Bicolor daffodils are two-tone beauties that bring captivating blooms to spring gardens. These showy flowers are easy to grow from bulbs and reward you with a parade of color. But… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 4 months ago
The mischievous monkey is the 9th animal sign of the Chinese zodiac. And, according to Chinese mythology, monkey sign people are very clever and creative! As with all 12 zodiac… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 4 months ago
Here are 9 rare types of daffodils. Daffodils are iconic spring flowers that bring a touch of colorful charm to any garden. While most people are familiar with the classic… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 4 months ago
The powerful tiger is one of the most driven and intelligent signs in the Chinese zodiac. According to Chinese mythology, people born in the Year of the Tiger are fierce… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 4 months ago
Utah is home to many fascinating plants, including some that are very dangerous. The dangerous plants we're talking about are poisonous, like baneberry and false hellebore. So before you head… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 4 months ago
With their glistening wings and mid-air gymnastics, dragonflies bring a sense of magic to any outdoor area. Even better, dragonflies act as natural pest controllers by eating mosquitoes and other… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 4 months ago
There are many reasons that paperwhite daffodils are beloved bulb flowers. Their small white blooms are both delightful and chic. In addition, paperwhites produce many flowers per plant. And paperwhite… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 5 months ago
The tenth sign of the Chinese zodiac is the brave and observant Rooster. According to Chinese astrology, people born in the Year of the Rooster are daring, attentive, loyal, and… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 5 months ago
Many native plants in Florida, like the American beautyberry, are non-threatening species with beautiful style. And other plants, like the Brazilian peppertree, are highly invasive and cost Florida millions of… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 5 months ago
Summertime brings with it the joys of fresh produce, fun outdoors, and gardens in bloom. Unfortunately, it also brings pesky houseflies buzzing about, indoors and out. But you can take… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 5 months ago
Many of these plants could cause allergic reactions from touching them. Missouri is a midwestern state full of native plants across its prairies, grasslands, and riverbanks. Unfortunately, some of these… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 5 months ago
Heirloom daffodils are proven hardy, beautiful flowering plants that stand the test of time. And many heirloom varieties are some of the sweetest-smelling daffodils you'll ever find! So keep reading… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 5 months ago
According to Kew Royal Botanic Gardens in England, there are more than 26,000 cultivars of daffodils worldwide! But don't worry, there are 13 daffodil divisions that make identifying all types… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 5 months ago
Here are the 8 most dangerous plants that you will find in Louisiana. Louisiana is known for its beautiful magnolia trees, colorful wildflowers, and many more incredible plants to admire.… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 5 months ago
Never touch these plants in Michigan with your bare hands or any other skin! Do you know which plants in Michigan are poisonous to the touch? Some of them might… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 5 months ago
Have you ever heard of a butterfly daffodil? This common name refers to split-cupped daffodils due to the look of their cups. In this case, the daffodil center cups are… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 6 months ago
The unique and fancy Narcissus bulbocodium is better known as a hoop-petticoat daffodil. And, with its big bell-shaped cup, this type of daffodil does indeed look like an upturned hoop… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 6 months ago
Small-cupped daffodils make a big splash with their colorful blooms in the spring. Though their cups are tiny, many of these cultivars have showy 4-5 inch flowers. And it's not… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 6 months ago
In the US, most daffodil bulbs become blooming plants in the spring. But they must first lie dormant through many weeks of cold weather. For that reason, daffodil bulbs are… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 6 months ago
As a general rule, daffodils bloom in late winter and spring. However, the specific timing of when daffodil flowers appear depends on several factors. First, daffodils blossom at different times… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 6 months ago
The most popular types of daffodils tend to have big, colorful blooms and fabulous fragrances. But you might be surprised by some of the traits of each popular daffodil and… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 7 months ago
Highly fragrant poeticus daffodils have unique coloring compared to other daffodil types like trumpets and jonquils. Though there might be fewer poeticus cultivars than some other varieties, the available plants… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 7 months ago
With multiple pendant flowers nodding gracefully in the garden, each triandrus daffodil plant is a marvel of showy blooms. Triandrus daffodils are also marvelous for their soft colors and reflexed… Read More
By Jennifer Haase 7 months ago
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