Unveiling the Secrets: How to Propagate Gunnison’s Mariposa Lily The Gunnison’s Mariposa Lily (Calochortus gunnisonii) is a captivating wildflower native to the western United States. This beauty boasts enchanting, tulip-like blooms with three white to pale lavender petals, each adorned with a vibrant green band and fringed edges. Bringing this captivating wildflower to your garden … Read more
Taming the Toothache Plant: Easy Propagation Techniques for Blainvillea acmella Also known as the toothache plant, electric daisy, or buzz buttons, Blainvillea acmella is gaining popularity in gardens for its unique tingling sensation and medicinal properties. If you’re looking to add this fascinating plant to your collection or share it with friends, propagation is easier … Read more
Taming the Cornflower’s Cousin: Propagating the Enchanting Centaurea amblensis The plant world holds countless wonders, and among them shines Centaurea amblensis, a captivating beauty often overshadowed by its famous cousin, the Cornflower. But don’t let the lack of name recognition fool you. This perennial, with its delicate silver foliage and vibrant, thistle-like blooms, is a … Read more
Sticky Catchfly Secrets: Multiplying Your Saponaria Glutinosa Saponaria glutinosa, more lovingly called the sticky catchfly, isn’t your average garden resident. With its vibrant pink blooms and intriguing "sticky" texture (a defense mechanism to catch unsuspecting insects!), this charming perennial wins hearts and adds a touch of wildflower magic to any sunny spot. Ready to have … Read more
Doubling Down on Delight: Propagating Your False Lily of the Valley The "False Lily of the Valley," also known as Maianthemum dilatatum, is a charming woodland groundcover adored for its heart-shaped leaves and delicate white flower plumes. If you’re lucky enough to have this Pacific Northwest native gracing your garden, you’re probably eager to learn … Read more
Unleash the Woodland Phlox: Mastering Propagation for a Breathtaking Bloom The delicate lavender hues of the Woodland Phlox (Phlox divaricata) bring a touch of wild beauty to any garden. This North American native, also known as Wild Blue Phlox, is a magnet for pollinators and a joy for the eyes. Want to multiply your blooms … Read more
Grow a Wildflower Meadow: Propagating the Tough and Tiny Zinnia Grandiflora The Zinnia grandiflora, also known as the Plains Zinnia, may not have the showy, dinner-plate sized blooms of its domesticated cousins, but this little wildflower packs a punch of color and charm. Best of all, it’s incredibly easy to propagate, making it a perfect … Read more
Blooming Brilliance: Simple Ways to Propagate Your Flax Flowers (Linum Grandiflorum) Linum grandiflorum, commonly known as scarlet flax or flowering flax, is a beloved garden favorite for its vibrant, scarlet red blooms and delicate, airy foliage. While these stunning flowers may appear delicate, they’re surprisingly easy to propagate, allowing you to fill your garden with … Read more
Unleashing the Blue Wave: Propagating Phacelia integrifolia for a Buzzing Garden Phacelia integrifolia, the charming "Fiddleleaf Phacelia", isn’t just a delight for the eyes with its vibrant purple-blue blooms, it’s a magnet for beneficial insects, bringing your garden to life! Want to paint your yard with this pollinator paradise? Propagation is surprisingly simple, and we’ll … Read more
Spreading the Sunshine: Easy Ways to Propagate Hypericum Ellipticum Hypericum ellipticum, also known as the Pale St. John’s Wort, is a charming little perennial that deserves a spot in every sun-drenched garden. With its bright yellow, star-shaped flowers and graceful, arching stems, it brings a touch of delicate beauty throughout summer and into early fall. … Read more