Posts by Caroline Sundberg

Plants may become stunted or die due to inadequate drainage and low oxygen levels caused by compacted soil. If you see this in your garden, you may be curious about ways to soften hard soil. Can you...

Presidents' Day may be more than just a day off from school for children. The moment is right to inform our youngsters about our Founding Fathers' contribution to agriculture. Even if a visit to...

Many gardeners believe that hollyhocks are the ideal cottage garden flower. Both single or double hollyhock cultivars, which come in a wide range of colors, may provide a breathtaking show in the...

Carnivorous plants are incredibly amazing. One such plant is the Dionaea muscipula, or Venus flytrap, a native of North and South Carolina bogs. Even though the flytrap uses photosynthetic processes...

Growing and learning about carnivorous plants may be enjoyable. Dionaea muscipula, a plant that thrives in dampness, is seen growing close to bogs and marshes. Plants are becoming scarce because of...

We sometimes take things for granted in life. What is within a seed is one of those things for most gardeners. We plant the seeds there or in a seed-starting medium & wait (sometimes anxiously)...