Snake plants, known as Sansevieria or Mother-in-Law’s Tongue, are renowned for their resilient nature and striking appearance. Whether you’re a seasoned plant enthusiast or a novice green thumb, mastering the basics of snake plant care is essential for nurturing these low-maintenance beauties. Let’s delve into the essentials of snake plant care to ensure your leafy friend thrives in any environment:
Hellebores are enchanting winter-blooming perennials that defy the cold and grace our gardens with exquisite beauty. Join us as we delve into the world of Hellebores, exploring their captivating charm, growing requirements, and tips for cultivating these resilient wonders both indoors and outdoors.
Whether you’re a seasoned plant enthusiast or a budding green thumb, nurturing indoor plants involves a delicate balance of attention and care. To ensure your leafy companions thrive within your home, here’s a comprehensive guide to providing them with the conditions they need to flourish.
Dahlias, with their vibrant and stunning blooms, are the star of the summer garden. However, as winter’s frost approaches, it’s crucial to ensure the survival of these beautiful plants for another season of colour and splendour. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to successfully care for your dahlias in the winter, safeguarding their bulbs until they can burst forth once again in the warmth of spring.
Fresh-cut flowers bring beauty and freshness to any space. Whether you have sunflowers, dahlias, zinnias, hydrangeas, peonies, or roses, the desire to keep them fresh and vibrant for as long as possible is universal. In this blog post, we’ll share expert Sheridan tips on extending the lifespan of your cut flowers, allowing you to enjoy their beauty for an extended period.
Sheridan Nurseries is the industry leader in boxwood cultivation with over 70 acres devoted to growing this exceptional broadleaf evergreen on our farm in Halton Hills, Ontario. Boxwoods are very hardy shrubs that thrive well in our climate but can be susceptible to common Boxwood shrub pests. It is good practice to regularly inspect your boxwood plants from May to September to ensure they are not showing signs of unwanted visitors.
FOUR COMMON BOXWOOD PESTS INCLUDE
More and more homeowners are seeking new solutions to support our environment by using less toxic products on their lawns and gardens to control pests. Integrated Pest Management (IPM) uses more environmentally friendly pest control processes and reduces traditional chemical methods.
At Sheridan, we use a variety of methods on our farms, and we are continually learning and adapting to introduce practices to continue to protect our environment.
Here are some suggested methods of integrated pest control that homeowners can consider for their properties:
Proper watering through the summer is key to lush, healthy plants. With the unpredictability of rain, here are general guidelines to help keep your lawn and garden well-hydrated this summer.
Do you have trouble keeping your houseplants healthy and alive? We all may be a little guilty of losing a plant or two, but while you may believe you are destined to have a black thumb, perhaps you just need a little more information and understanding of what NOT to do with your plants.
If you have one houseplant or one hundred around your home, you will have made at least one of these mistakes.
