#TipsOnThursday Avoid doing mulch volcanoes around the trunk of the tree. The trunk of the tree needs to breathe, and the mulch around the trunk will hold in moisture and cause rotting, which can become an entry point to insects, fungus and disease!

#FunFactsFriday Lunaria, or money plant, has purple flowers that turn into silver papery quarter shaped seedpods that can be used like play money or jewelry. For more fun facts & plant info, check our page every Friday. You can also visit us at plantIDcards.com.

Fittonias are very popular houseplants &they really love humidity. Since winter is coming to a close next month, humidity can be a bit of a problem for your gorgeous fittonias. Here are great tips from the Laidback Gardener himself, Larry Hodgson. bit.ly/2K4XwB7

#SundayVibes #SundayMorning "God is the friend of silence. See how nature – trees, flowers, grass- grows in silence; see the stars, the moon and the sun, how they move in silence… We need silence to be able to touch souls. " - Mother Teresa

“When you start to do the things that you truly love, it wouldn’t matter whether it’s Monday or Friday; you would be so excited to wake up each morning to work on your passions.” - Edmond Mbiaka A little something to think about this #Monday. What is your greatest passion?

#TriviaTuesday, Can you identify what kind of daisy this is? It's a hybrid developed by Luther Burbank in the 1890s near Mt. Shasta, California. It was bred from four different daisies from around the world. Take a guess and win a 10%off promo code from us! 📷: Rebecca Asryan

#WednesdayWisdom "Keep close to Nature’s heart… and break clear away, once in awhile, and climb a mountain or spend a week in the woods. Wash your spirit clean. " - John Muir

#TipsOnThursday Weed fabric usually does nothing to stop weeds long term - organic material breaks down on top of it over time and weeds will still grow. It should only be used under gravel and stones and pathways, but not around plants. #Gardening #GardenHacks #GardeningTips

#FunFactsFriday Did you know that this plant is called Bachelor’s Buttons because during the Victorian era, men traditionally tucked a bloom into a jacket buttonhole to let single ladies know they were available and unencumbered. 📸: Rebecca Matthews

Thinking of starting your own vegetable garden? PlanetNatural.com gathered 25 amazing vegetable gardening tips and hacks. bit.ly/3nCvA66

#SundayVibes "Just living is not enough... one must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower.." - Hans Christian Andersen

#MondayMotivation "Never waste your energy to dwell on the past failures and mistakes. May you find renewed energy, courage and hope to new adventures." -Lailah Gift Akita Good Monday morning everyone! Say Yes to New Adventures! 📷 Photo by: Laura Chouette

#TriviaTuesday Can you tell what shrub this is? It can reach three to six feet in height. Its common name is in reference to the snow-like inner texture of the berries this shrub produces. Type your guess now and win a 10%off promo code from PlantIDCards. 📷: Photo by Maylee

#WednesdayWisdom " The goal of life is to make your heartbeat match the beat of the universe, to match your nature with Nature. " —Joseph Campbell 📷: Photo by Elen Laureano

#ThanksgivingThursday "Give thanks for everything that happens to you, knowing that every step forward is a step toward achieving something bigger and better than your current situation." - Brian Tracy Wishing you and your family a wonderful Thanksgiving! Stay safe!

#FunFactsFriday Did You Know? Juniper berries generally require two years to ripen & are a food source for many woodland critters. They were also used by the Native Americans for making an infusion to treat colds, sore throats & kidney diseases. Photo By: Caleb Pudewell

Did you know gardening can do wonders for your well-being? Here are seven amazing health benefits of gardening from GoodHouseKeeping.com , You can click here >>> bit.ly/36aDKge #SaturdayGardening

A Sunday well spent brings a week of happiness and content. Have a wonderful and meaningful Sunday everyone! #SundayMorning

It's the last Monday of this month, and tomorrow is official December! Train your mind to make the most of today, set the stage right for the entire week. Let's go #TeamMonday! #MondayMotivation

#TipsOnThursday Using a rototiller actually can make soil structure worse and more compacted if porous organic content is not added to the soil with tilling, Additionally it kills the microorganisms and biome in the soil which can take time for them to come back.