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 Beautiful houseplants that bloom all year round Flowering plants are some of the most beautiful plants in the world, many of which only produce flowers for a few months of the year. Fortunately, there are some plants that bloom year-round, and here are the top 10 beautiful houseplants that bloom year-round to add extra color to your indoor garden. Each one has its own charm and of course, you will have wonderful experiences when you grow them in your home. Growing these flowering houseplants can help you find a little extra joy in today's hustle and bustle. When planted outdoors, they enhance the landscape, and when they sit indoors, they offer an opportunity to be closer to nature. Additionally, they are very easy to grow indoors without requiring much care. Most of them adapt well to all conditions, and some still live in your oblivion. 1 anthurium An anthurium plant does not produce flowers continuously, but it blooms throughout the year, usually at three-month inte...

 10 Sustainable Gardening Tips to Make Your Yard More Eco-Friendly When you grow in a green way, you will have less waste, use fewer chemicals, and overall, you may have lower costs. This can add huge benefits to the planet as well. So, what is sustainable gardening? There is no official definition, but the idea is to reduce the impact humans have on the Earth. Adopting sustainable practices at home includes avoiding polluting chemicals, conserving natural resources, and minimizing waste as much as possible. If you want to start gardening more sustainably, you don't have to make big changes right away; Even something as simple as using natural weed killers instead of chemicals can help the environment. These sustainable gardening ideas can help contribute to a happier, healthier planet. 1. Practice organic gardening Going organic is an important part of sustainable gardening. Using fewer chemicals in your garden is more ecological and cost-effective. If you're growi...

 Plants that are safe for cats and dogs There are two things in life that we love deeply: plants and pets. The bad news is that many common plants are not safe for cats and dogs. Some plants can be toxic to pets when ingested, sometimes causing seizures, tremors, or worse. Even the most well-behaved animals have to bite a houseplant at some point, so we reached out to New Jersey veterinarian Judy Morgan for advice on how to choose ones that won't harm our four-legged friends. Lives. Check out these 21 non-toxic plants that are safe for cats and dogs, as we strongly recommend adding greenery to your home to help clean your air and improve your mood while ensuring your furry friend stays safe and healthy. 1. Rattlesnake plant The colors, uniquely shaped leaves, and easy watering schedule make the rattlesnake plant (Calathea lanceifolia) great addition to a low-light living room. Can you imagine that funky purple on the underside of the leaves against your midcentury chair...

12 Tips for an Early Harvest in Tomato While there's no magic wand that will make tomato plants go from seed to harvest in mere weeks, there are a few simple steps you can take to jump-start harvest season. It starts with various selections, followed by proper planting and maintenance. Preventing pests and diseases goes a long way to speeding up the harvest, and allows the harvesting of fruit that is not fully ripe and coloring indoors. Read on if you're wondering how to make tomato plants grow faster. At one time or another, every tomato gardener has asked how to make tomato plants grow faster. Perhaps they are impatient to harvest or worry about whether their fruit will ripen before frost. Whatever your reasons for trying to speed up the growth of your tomato plants, below are 14 steps to help you grow a bountiful and early harvest. 1) Plant the tomato seedlings in the right place Fast-growing tomato plants start with the right growing conditions. If plants strugg...