
Lori Vanover
Senior Digital Editor at Trusted Media Brands at Birds and Blooms
Writer at Taste Of Home
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2 days ago |
birdsandblooms.com | Lori Vanover
There are many reasons why people enjoy shopping at Costco, from the great savings on a tank of gas to getting a hot dog and soda for $1.50. But Costco might not be the best place to buy a tree for your landscape. There’s nothing wrong with Costco’s tree options, per say; you might find similar varieties available for sale at local garden centers, big box stores and online retailers. But there’s still some factors to consider before you load that tree into your cart.
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3 weeks ago |
birdsandblooms.com | Lori Vanover
Mulch has many benefits for our gardens. Besides the aesthetic appeal, mulch helps slow weed growth, reduces water evaporation, and as it breaks down, organic mulch improves the soil. But too much mulch can be a problem, too. Read on to learn about volcano mulching and why it is harmful to trees. What Is Volcano Mulching? Joe_Potato/Getty ImagesMulch is piled too deeply around this tree sapling. Some gardeners make the mistake of thinking if mulch is a good thing, additional mulch is better.
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4 weeks ago |
birdsandblooms.com | Lori Vanover
Anne Geddes Collaborates With Wave PetuniasWave GardeningPhotographer Anne Geddes at the Wave Petunias event in ChicagoIn celebration of its 30th anniversary, Wave Gardening is proud to unveil an exclusive collaboration with award-winning photographer, Anne Geddes. She is known worldwide for her enchanting and iconic portraits of babies in natural settings.
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1 month ago |
birdsandblooms.com | Lori Vanover
Monarch Magic ageratum is a new plant for spring 2025 that will be available at garden centers this year. The flowers are a true periwinkle blue, with a light, sweet scent. Here’s what you need to know about this pretty pollinator favorite. Does Monarch Magic Ageratum Attract Butterflies?
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1 month ago |
birdsandblooms.com | Lori Vanover
How to Identify an American Dagger Moth Published on Apr. 23, 2025 Learn what an American dagger moth and caterpillar looks like. Also find out which host plants these moths need. American Dagger Moth CaterpillarCourtesy Linda Maria DisalviaAvoid touching these caterpillars to prevent skin irritation.
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