Before an unusually brutal winter wiped out most of my paradise, my blue plumbago stood out like a shining gem. It was started from a cutting from my mother-in-law's garden, like most of my other plants. The cutting grew into a beautiful bush that always had butterflies hovering around it.
When we get our paradise beautiful and thriving again, the blue plumbago for sure will be prominent in the garden again.
I highly recommend this beautiful bush for your landscape.
Click here for an excellent article from Plant Care Today on growing these beauties.
Love this planter idea that would work so well for a raised bed by adding enough rows to suit your taste.
If you love working with concrete and being creative, this project is perfect for you! Also a great idea for stones for a path.
Click here to see how this one was made!
If you use lots of lemons in preparation of meals and beverages, there is nothing like having your own supply. Once established, your lemon tree will provide you and your friends with more than enough!
Want to know the secrets of one gardener who grows lemon trees in containers? Click here.
Every year I say I'd like to grow my own lettuce from seed, but never get around to it. I was reminded again by an article on the Birds and Blooms website.
Growing from seed really takes little effort. You just need the right place to get them going
Click here for the article from Birds and Blooms . . . the photo source is from that article.
I love growing herbs close to the kitchen. In fact, they are beautiful grown indoors.
Container gardening is my preferred method of gardening since the plants are portable and can be moved from outdoors to indoors.
Click here to go to an article from The Empress of Dirt on being creative growing those herbs.
Photo source is also The Empress of Dirt.
