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Green Side Up Gift and Garden Center is a family-owned and operated gift and garden center located in Fayetteville North Carolina. Read Green Side Up Garden's What's Blooming to know everything thing about gardening and how it is done with the help of the articles filled with all the necessary tips.
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4h ago
Top Five Full Sun Perennials for Fayetteville, NC
Fayetteville, NC, with its warm climate and ample sunshine, offers an ideal environment for cultivating a stunning garden filled with vibrant perennials. Whether you’re an experienced gardener or just starting out, incorporating full-sun perennials into your landscape can add beauty and charm year after year. In this blog post, we’ll explore the top five full sun perennials for Fayetteville, NC.
1. Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta):
– Light Requirements: Full sun (6-8 hours of direct sunlight per day).
– Water Requirements: Moderate; water wh ..read more
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2w ago
March Gardening Tips
With spring on the horizon, anticipation fills the air. Soon, you’ll find yourself in your yard, basking in the sunshine and tending to your garden. But before rushing into April, remember the significance of March for prepping and nurturing your outdoor space. Here are essential March gardening tips to kickstart your season!
Fertilization
If you missed fertilizing your shade trees last month, prioritize it this March. Additionally, give all shrubs a boost with fertilizer. Consider nourishing emerging spring bulbs as well.
Planting Season
Surprisingly, the prime planting w ..read more
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3w ago
The Top Early Spring Blooming Plants
As you take a drive around town, the signs of spring are unmistakable – shrubs and trees bursting into bloom! After a long winter, witnessing these early blossoms is a sight to behold, filling us with anticipation for the vibrant season ahead. Here are our picks for the top early spring blooming plants that will bring instant charm to your yard!
Forsythia
Forsythia is the herald of spring, with its vibrant display of tiny yellow flowers adorning woody stalks. Blooming in mid-February, it signals that warmer days are on their way. Once the flowering fades, F ..read more
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1M ago
A Step-by-Step Guide to Building Your Own Raised Garden Bed
Raised garden beds are a fantastic way to optimize gardening space, improve soil quality, and make gardening more accessible. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out, building your own raised garden bed can be a rewarding project. In this blog, we’ll provide a step-by-step guide to building your own raised garden bed.
Materials Needed:
Before getting started, gather the following materials:
– Wood boards (cedar or redwood are good choices for durability)
– Screws or nails
– Saw
– Measuring tape
– Level
– Weed barrier ..read more
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1M ago
Understanding the Difference Between Plant Food and Fertilizer
As gardeners, we often hear terms like “plant food” and “fertilizer” thrown around interchangeably, but they represent distinct concepts with different purposes and compositions. In this blog, we’ll delve into the nuances between plant food and fertilizer, explore the breakdown of macronutrients in fertilizers, and discuss the differences between organic and inorganic materials.
Plant Food vs. Fertilizer: Clarifying the Terminology
The term “plant food” is often used colloquially to refer to any substance that nourishes plants. Ho ..read more
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2M ago
February Gardening Tips: Maximizing Your Garden’s Potential
As February unfolds, signs of life start to emerge in the garden, teasing us with the promise of spring. Even as winter stubbornly holds its grip, there’s plenty of groundwork to tackle to ensure your garden thrives when warmer days finally arrive. Here are some essential February gardening tips to keep you ahead of the seasonal curve and maximize your garden’s potential!
Nourish Your Soil
While many plants still slumber in the chill of February, it’s an opportune moment to nourish your soil. Focus on fertilizing shade trees and any ..read more
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2M ago
A Guide to Eliminating Pesky Insects from Your Houseplants
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Houseplants bring nature indoors, providing beauty and a breath of fresh air. However, the presence of fungus gnats can quickly turn this tranquil environment into a frustrating experience. These small, flying insects are attracted to the moist conditions of potted plants, and their larvae can cause damage to the roots. This blog will explore practical methods so you can start eliminating pesky insects from your houseplants!
Allow Soil to Dr ..read more
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2M ago
Your Complete Guide to Amaryllis Care
Introduction:
Amaryllis, which means sparkle, is one of the classic flowers of Christmas and winter. Originating from South Africa, the amaryllis is a bulb. Often, amaryllis bulb kits are sold at garden centers and purchased and gifted as a spectacular Christmas gift! This guide will explore the various stages of amaryllis bulb care, from planting to blooming. Continue reading for our complete guide to Amaryllis care!
Planting Amaryllis Bulbs:
1. Selecting the Right Bulb:
When purchasing amaryllis bulbs, choose large, firm bulbs that show no signs of mold ..read more
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3M ago
The Top 3 Winter Blooming Plants
Winter is a tough time of year for your garden and landscape. Your yard is brown and barren, and spring feels so far away. Fortunately, many winter-blooming plants thrive exceptionally well in our Fayetteville, NC growing zone. Continue reading to learn the top 3 winter blooming plants!
Mahonia
Mahonia is a fan favorite for anyone who has s shady yard. This plant comes in many different varieties, each producing a yellow flower. Depending on the variety, mahonias can bloom mid to late winter and early spring. Once they have finished blooming, mahonias produce ..read more
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3M ago
All About Ficus
While many people only know the Fiddle Leaf Fig as a ficus, many more species are included in this broad genus. Eight hundred fifty species, to be exact! Keep reading to learn all about ficus and a few of Jane’s favorite species in this genus!
Fiddle Leaf Fig
Perhaps the most popular ficus of our time, the Fiddle Leaf Fig (FLF), native to Western Africa, thrives in a warm, humid environment. To ensure the FLF thrives in your home, place it where it will receive bright, indirect sun and adequate humidity ranging from 50-65% if possible. Many houseplant collectors use humidifier ..read more