MAY’S BIRTH FLOWER: Lily of the Valley
The delicate blossoms of the May birth flower resemble tiny white bells hanging from green stems. Lily of the valley are small, but mighty! They…
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APRIL’S BIRTH FLOWER: Daisies
The name daisy came from the Old English phrase, “daes eage”, which means “day’s eye”. The name refers to the way daisies close their petals…
March Birth Flowers: Daffodils
The name daffodil came from the Old English word, “Affodyle,” which means “that which comes early.” Indeed, daffodils arrive early in spring, to shower the…
Purple spots on underside of leaves?
If you start experiencing purple or bronze discoloration in the upper and lower sides of leaves, you may be experiencing a phosphorus deficiency.
Whole Leaves Turning Yellow?
We all want to grow healthy green plants, with firm leaves and well-developed root systems. However, sometimes our journey isn’t as green throughout.
February Birth Flowers: Violets
Violets are really hardy little plants, and are named for their blue-purple color. However, they also come in shades of blue, yellow, and cream. What’s…