Adding Mulch to Roses in Late Fall: Benefits, Drawbacks, and Easy Tips
Mulching your roses in late
Thrips & Insecticidal Soaps
Have you ever had issues
Baking Soda & Pests and Disease
The reason I decided to
The Importance of Garden Societies
My family recently took a
Roses & Planter Boxes
Why we prefer having our roses in raised planter boxes over having them in the ground.
Roses In Plastic Planters
We have 37 roses in plastic containers. Read about the problems we found in growing roses in containers.
Struggled With Blackspot?
Ever seen black spots on your rose leaves? This is the sign of a fungal disease.
Vase vs. Wood Centerpiece
A vase is a staple for table centerpieces. It brings beauty into a tight spot and allows one to stuff as many flowers into a circular, bouquet looking pattern. An explosion of flowers in a single pop. Further, it saves on table space and allows your guests to look from afar without having to worry about knocking your sweet flowers over. However, depending on the vase, it can show the leaves and stems soaking in the water.
A wood centerpiece allows one to stretch their flowers the full length of the table. It allows each guest to take in the beauty of your garden. However, a wooden centerpiece eats up a lot of valuable table space and can quickly impede on how you set your table. However, unlike certain vases, it hides the leaves, stems and water. It shows a true explosion of flowers.
So, which is better? It depends on the occasion.
The Garden Arch
The garden arch is a significant upgrade to any garden. It can take a bland garden and turn it into a garden that resembles the queens private garden. All jokes aside, it is a substantial upgrade that will change the look and feel of your yard. Click below to learn how arch placement can change the look and feel of your garden.
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