Floral Wonders at Garden Blossom
Cultivating Beauty, Nurturing Nature
Mark 
While living in cold places, I discovered my love for orchids. Since it’s been so cold for so long, the plants in the house add a little joy to the house. Orchids are easy to care for. They require very little water, and once they bloom, you can enjoy these flowers for months! Orchids’ delicate … Read more
The beauty of Anthurium blossoms enchants all plant enthusiasts, so it’s completely understandable that growers get frustrated when they don’t see any flowers on the plant. But the key to a healthy and happy Anthurium lies in ensuring the best possible conditions. Generally speaking, it’s not too hard to maintain this plant but its basic requirements … Read more
In recent years, succulents have grown from simple houseplants to stylish home decorations. In addition to their easy-care properties and attractive emerald-like color, water storage plants are also favored by plant lovers for their variety of shapes. The succulents we’ve seen in the past look like burrowing rabbits and leaping dolphins. Now we’ve found some … Read more
Bromeliads, with their rigid and often colorful rosettes combined with futuristic looking flowers, are one of the more fascinating houseplants. Bromeliads need to mimic their native climate range and weather. Their care also hinges upon how the plant gathers moisture and nutrients in the wild. Care for bromeliad plants is not difficult, but the epiphytic varieties need … Read more
Earthworms are essential allies in maintaining a healthy garden. These natural tillers enrich soil quality, enhance nutrient cycling, and improve plant growth. Attracting earthworms to your garden isn’t just beneficial; it’s a step towards sustainable gardening. Let’s explore four practical ways to make your garden a haven for these invaluable creatures. 1. Organic Matter is … Read more
Hugel beds, also known as hugelkultur beds, are an innovative gardening technique that’s gaining popularity for its ability to improve soil fertility, conserve water, and increase plant productivity. One variation of these beds, recommended by renowned permaculturist Sepp Holzer, is the steep hugel bed. In this article, we’ll explore what steep hugel beds are, why … Read more
As someone who’s relatively new to the world of gardening, I recently encountered a challenge that I suspect many of you might relate to. While preparing for a festive Christmas dinner, I discovered that my stored white potatoes had started sprouting – a process known as chitting. Today, I want to share my journey through … Read more
Caladium is an ornamental deciduous plant with extremely beautiful leaves. Because of it’s shape it’s also called “Elephant ears”, “Heart”, “Angel’s wings”. Caladium has many species and varieties that differ in leaf color that can be grown in the garden. Caladium in the natural environment can reach five meters in height. It can often be … Read more
In today’s fast-paced world, getting a good night’s sleep can be a challenging task. Many factors can disrupt our sleep patterns, from stress to technology. However, there’s a natural and aesthetically pleasing solution to help you sleep better – houseplants! These green companions not only add beauty to your home but also contribute to a … Read more
Mosquitoes, those tiny but infuriating insects, are not only a nuisance but also carriers of various diseases. As the warmer seasons roll in, so does their presence, leaving us seeking effective ways to keep them at bay. One eco-friendly and aesthetically pleasing solution is to incorporate mosquito-repelling plants into our gardens and outdoor spaces. These … Read more