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Botanical Name: Sedum

From color trends to bedroom design trends, tile trends, and more, designers and home experts are using their expertise to give us the low-down on what we can expect to see in 2024. As an integral component of every home, lighting trends are not to be forgotten in that list. 

Are Praying Mantis Good Luck, or do they serve a more pragmatic role in your garden’s ecosystem? Buckle up, garden enthusiasts; we’re about to unravel the mystery behind it!

Q: I have a beautiful Clematis montana that I planted in my garden many years ago, but it’s now got too large and is threatening to pull down an old garden fence. Can I prune it back hard without damaging the plant? AL, Co Longford

If 2023 was the era of maximalist kitchens, 2024 is taking a decidedly softer approach—but one that still offers plenty of eye candy. 

As we look ahead to 2024, it's important to reflect back on what colors we should leave behind. Since interior designers work with so many different color palettes throughout their projects, we asked a few to share the colors they'd be happy parting ways with and why.

In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore Black and White Feather Meaning. From spirituality to art, uncover their rich significance in various cultures and learn about the hidden messages they carry.

 Do Bearded Dragons Bite? You might have had this question flash many times in your mind if you have one as a pet. So, what’s the answer? Time to find out the truth!

When my budding interests in horticulture started developing in junior high school, I came across Hortus Third, an encyclopedic tome of horticulture compiled in the 1970s. Learning about plants from my dad while working on landscape installations, and then looking them up in Hortus Third after hours, I developed a sense of wonder about plant diversity both in the natural world and in cultivation in our gardens and landscapes. How could a genus described in Hortus Third such as Michelia (later reclassified as Magnolia) have “about 50 species of evergreen trees and shrubs” but only eight listed? What about the other 42 species? Were they unworthy of cultivation, or had we simply not tried the other ones yet? With many genera, the latter often proves to be the case. It turns out that the world of horticulture often overlooks many worthy plants.

Blue flowering houseplants not only add a touch of visual allure but also introduce an element of tranquility to your home environment. As rare as they are captivating, these plants provide the perfect blend of aesthetics and easy care, making them a must-have for any garden enthusiast.

As the saying goes, ‘When feathers appear, angels are near.’ Can it be a good sign or a signal of something coming? So, the next time you spot a dove in your yard and wonder – What Does it Mean When a Bird Visits You, you will have an answer for that! Keep reading!

Canadian houseplants offer more than just aesthetics—they’re a unique blend of hardiness and beauty that adapt seamlessly to indoor conditions.