Category: Hardiness Zone 7
The northern blue flag iris, scientifically known as iris versicolor, is a captivating flower that graces many gardens across the four states with its variegated shades of blues, whites, and yellows. Also simply referred to as the blue flag, it is a beardless variety of iris that grows predominantly across the eastern and central U.S. […]
Deadheading is a gardening technique that sounds drastic, but it’s crucial for anyone aiming to yield healthy crops. Pinching off young buds, stems, fruit, vegetables, or flowers will result in a more abundant harvest and flavorful leaves, whether you’re growing fruit or vegetable plants.In today’s blog, we’ll explore the ins and outs of deadheading, including:What […]
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently updated the plant hardiness zone map, impacting areas like Pittsburg, Kansas. The revision impacts home gardeners, farmers, and growers in the region. Today’s blog will dissect the changes, discuss the impacts on gardening and agriculture, and provide insight into how this update can affect plant selection and […]