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We brought this Master Gardner Elevated Garden Table to life by planting it with a mix of colorful florals and fresh herbs! This elevated planter stands at a comfortable working heigh ...

Garden Mums Q.  Are these mums hardy?A.  Yes, all of the fall mums Esbenshade’s carries are winter hardy.  However, many factors play a role in the winter surviv ...

Growing herbs indoors during winter keeps fresh flavor within reach for salads, stir fries, soups and sauces. As a bonus, fragrant herbs like rosemary, scented geraniums, mints, lavender and lemo ...

Can you imagine a garden without basil? Most of us can’t. With its rich fragrance, easy care and endless uses in the kitchen, basil truly earns its nickname as the “king of herbs.&rdq ...

Gardenias have been admired since their discovery in China in the 1700s and remain one of the most cherished flowering houseplants today. Known for their glossy green leaves and incredibly fragr ...

 Save        Sinningia speciosa is the well-known “Florist’s Gloxinia”.  These hybrids are loved for their large, brightly colored flower ...

Christmas Cactus   Temperature - Night, 62-65 degrees   Light - Bright indirect light in spring and summer.  Full sun in fall and winter.   Water - Moist, but not wet. &n ...

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Cactus & Succulent Care Made Simple Cacti and succulents are often thought to be tricky, but they’re actually some of the easiest and most rewarding plants to grow. The most common mist ...

Anthuriums are known for their glossy, heart-shaped blooms, which is why they often steal the spotlight around Valentine’s Day. But, these tropical beauties deserve attention all year long ...

Growing Peas: A Beginner’s Guide Peas are one of the earliest vegetables you can plant in the garden. They thrive in cool weather and bring vibrant green pods, delicate flowers and tasty, ...

Healthy, vibrant perennials need space to grow. Over time, many perennials can become crowded, leading to weaker growth, fewer blooms or bare centers surrounded by foliage. Dividing your plants r ...