Star Jasmine – Plant Growing & Care Guide

Star jasmine is a fast-growing and fragrant evergreen vine that not only gives you great coverage & privacy as a climbing or creeping vine, it also bursts into blooms with incredible-smelling flowers in the spring. The plant is native to Asia, but is incredibly popular in the Southeastern United States and areas of California. In warm environments like these, star jasmine is also super easy to care for and grow. Just another reason we love it!

Star jasmine can grow as a dense ground cover, but we prefer to use it as a climbing vine. This does require a trellis, pergola, stakes, or some other structure for it to grow up. Those are easy to make and we have DIY tutorials for a wire trellis on a wall as well as a freestanding privacy trellis.

Star Jasmine Quick Facts

Here’s what you need to know about star jasmine at a glance:

• Latin name: Trachelospermum jasminoides
• Plant type: Evergreen climbing vine
• Flowers: White star-shaped blooms in late spring & early summer
• Sun exposure: Full sun to part shade
• Growth rate: Fast-growing (3 to 6 feet per year)
• Mature size: Up to 20 feet
• Soil: Well-draining loamy soil.

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VIDEO: How to Plant LILIES in the Garden 🌼🌱🌸 || Flock Finger Lakes

Join Summer Rayne Oakes from  Flock Finger Lakes as she guides you through the process of planting lilies in the garden.

In this tutorial, Summer demonstrates the proper techniques for planting these exquisite flowers and shares invaluable plant care tips to help you ensure your plants thrive.

Summer uses Espoma Organic Bulb-tone to feed her lily bulbs, providing them with the essential nutrients they need to bloom.

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The Best Greige Paint Colors (According To Experts)

“Greige” is that sweet spot between gray & beige, and it’s a paint color that’s both trendy and timeless. In fact, we’ve been on the greige bandwagon for nearly 20 years – well before we’d even heard that term! But finding the perfect greige can be daunting. There are 100s of neutral paint colors that could be considered greige, so we’ve waded through dozens of expert round-ups to see what colors come up over and over again. (Yes, I made a spreadsheet. And yes, I liked it).

We weren’t surprised to see our favorite greige paint show up on this Iist, but the color that ranked #1 was a bit of a shock to us!

What Is Greige?

Greige is an umbrella term for any color that dances the line between gray and beige (gray + beige = greige).

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Golden Pothos – Plant Care Guide

Pothos plants are easily our #1 favorite houseplant and the golden pothos is by far the most popular variety. They’re loved by beginners and plant experts alike because they’re affordable, attractive, and easy to care for. They’re quick-growing plants with beautiful trailing vines that add loads of life and color to any space. We have pothos in nearly EVERY room of our house!

There are over a dozen kinds of pothos (Epipremnum aureum), most of which share similar characteristics and care instructions as the golden pothos. You can read more about other varieties we love, like the marble queen pothos and neon pothos.

Golden Pothos Quick Facts

Here’s what you need to know about your golden pothos at a glance:

• Latin name: Epipremnum aureum
• Common names: Golden pothos, devil’s ivy, devil’s vine, hunter’s rove
• Mistaken for: Neon pothos, marble queen pothos
• Light: Prefers medium, indirect light but is low-light tolerant
• Watering: Every 7-10 days during its growing season, or if the soil is dry & leaves are drooping
• Soil: Standard potting mix as long as it drains well
• Ideal Humidity: Average household humidity, ideally 50-70%
• Ideal Temperature: 65-85 degrees
• Cold Hardiness: USDA Zones 10-12

What Is A Golden Pothos?

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VIDEO: Repotting Ferns with Wyse Guide!

Join Kaleb Wyse of Wyse Guide as he expertly demonstrates how to care for ferns using Espoma Organic’s Potting Mix, Plant-tone, and Bio-tone Starter Plus!

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Neon Pothos – Plant Care Guide

Our top recommendation for an easy, starter houseplant? Pothos, pothos, pothos! They’re low-stress, high-impact, and fast-growing vines that are great for both beginners and experts. The golden pothos may be the most common variety but don’t overlook its more vibrant cousin: the neon pothos. We’ve got several neon pothos in our home, and they’re beautiful and so easy! So here’s all you need to know before you get your own.

There are over a dozen varieties of pothos, most of which share similar care instructions to the neon pothos. You can read more about other pothos we love, like the golden pothos and marble queen pothos.

Neon Pothos Quick Facts

Here’s what you need to know about your neon pothos at a glance:

• Latin name: Epipremnum aureum ‘Neon’
• Common names: Neon pothos, neon devil’s ivy
• Mistaken for: Golden pothos
• Light: Prefers bright, indirect light but is low-light tolerant
• Watering: Every 7-10 days during its growing season, or if the soil is dry & leaves are drooping
• Soil: Standard potting mix as long as it drains well
• Ideal Humidity: Average household humidity, ideally 50-70%
• Ideal Temperature: 65-85 degrees
• Cold Hardiness: USDA Zones 10-12

What Is A Neon Pothos?

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Marble Queen Pothos – Plant Care Guide

Even though the marble queen isn’t the most popular pothos variety, it’s one of our personal favorites! Like all pothos plants, they’re a perfect starter houseplant because they’re resilient, low-maintenance, and fast-growing. Plus, we think it has some of prettiest leaves of all.

There are over a dozen kinds of pothos, most of which share similar characteristics and care instructions as the marble queen. You can read more about other pothos we love, like the golden pothos and neon pothos.

Marble Queen Quick Facts

Here’s what you need to know about your marble queen pothos at a glance:

• Latin name: Epipremnum aureum ‘Marble Queen’
• Common names: Marble queen pothos, marble pothos, pothos marble
• Mistaken for: Golden pothos, snow queen pothos
• Light: Prefers medium, indirect light but is low-light tolerant
• Watering: Every 7-10 days during its growing season, or if the soil is dry & leaves are drooping
• Soil: Standard potting mix as long as it drains well
• Ideal Humidity: Average household humidity, ideally 50-70%
• Ideal Temperature: 60-85 degrees
• Cold Hardiness: USDA Zones 10-12

What Is A Marble Queen Pothos?

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