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Hyacinth Flower

How to Plant Hyacinth Flower in Your Garden (Tricks to Care!)

Hyacinth is a sweetly fragrant flower originated in the Mediterranean, Middle East, and Asia Minor. According to an ancient Greek legend, the name of this plant comes from the blood of young Hyakinthos. After the … Read more

How to Plant Ferns in Your Garden (Tricks to Care!)

Ferns (Monilophyte, filicophyta, true fern) are basically tropical plants, but a few species grow in the Arctic as well. Nowadays, there are about 15 000 ferns species in the world, of which 10 560 are … Read more

Coneflower

How to Plant Coneflower in Your Garden (Tricks to Care!)

Coneflower is definitely one of the best America’s 3 to 4 feet (91.5 cm – 1.2 m) tall perennial prairie plants. Thanks to its lovely, white, yellow, orange, pink, red, or purple daisy-like blooms, it is … Read more

How to Plant Balloon Flower in Your Garden (Tricks to Care!)

Balloon flower (Chinese Bellflower, Japanese bellflower) is an easy-to-grow plant originated in Russia, Japan, Korea, and China. It got its name because of flower buds reminding to a hot air balloon right before blooming. You … Read more

Chamomile Plant

How to Plant Chamomile in Your Garden (Tricks to Care!)

Chamomile is probably the most ancient medicinal herb, and it was well-known to Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians, who dedicated this fantastic plant to Ra, their sun god. Its name comes from the Greek word ‘Chamaimelon’ meaning … Read more

Anise Hyssop Plants

How to Plant Anise Hyssop in Your Garden (Tricks to Care!)

Despite its name, Anise hyssop (Lavender giant hyssop, blue giant hyssop, licorice plant, fragrant giant hyssop) is neither anise nor hyssop. It is actually a member of the mint family originating in the Midwest and Canada. … Read more

Evening Primrose

How to Plant Evening Primrose in Your Garden (Tricks to Care!)

Evening primrose is also known as German rampion, evening star, common evening primrose, field primrose, wild four o’clock, king’s cure-all, coffee plant, night willowherb, fever plant, scabbish, and scurvish. It is a highly beneficial and … Read more

How to Plant Cosmos Flower in Your Garden (Tricks to Care!)

Cosmos (Mexican aster) is an annual flower originating in Mexico. Spanish explorers sent it in Spain in the 16th century, and British ambassador’s wife Marchioness of Bute brought first Cosmos to England in 1789. The … Read more

How to Plant Catmint in Your Garden (Tricks to Care!)

Catmint (Dwarf catnip, Catnep, Field balm, Catswort) got its name ‘Nepeta’ after ancient Etruscan city ‘Nepete,’ nowadays known as ‘Nepi’ in Tuscany, Italy. It is known that all of about 250 recognized species of this … Read more

Mexican Petunia How to Plant, Grow and Care

How to Plant Mexican Petunia in Your Garden (Tricks to Care)

Mexican petunia (Purple showers, Texas petunia, tall Mexican petunia, purple ruellia, hardy petunia, Mexican bluebell, Britton’s wild petunia) is a 12 to 15 inches (30.5 – 38 cm) tall multifunctional plant. It is an ideal … Read more

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