Mo & Min

Yes, dianthus grows beautifully in pots and containers, thanks to its compact size and shallow root system.

Yes, dianthus can be divided, and doing so every 3 to 5 years is common advice for keeping clumps healthy and blooms plentiful.

Yes, deer will eat roses. No rose variety is completely immune, though some are far less appealing to deer than others.

Yes, raw sweet potatoes are generally considered safe for deer in moderation, but they should be offered as a supplemental treat.

Yes, deer will eat pansies.

Yes, daylilies thrive in containers when given enough room and proper care, making them a strong choice for patios, balconies, and small gardens.

Yes, many daisy species and cultivars naturally produce yellow flowers, either as solid yellow petals or as a bright yellow center surrounded.

Cucumbers and carrots can be planted together due to their different growth habits—cucumbers are vining plants that grow above ground.

Crape myrtles need full sun to bloom properly; they are not well-suited for shade and usually flower poorly in low-light conditions.

Yes, crape myrtles can successfully grow in pots for many years with the right container, bright sunlight.