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    Root Health & Houseplant Care(Post)

    Root Health & Houseplant Care When caring for indoor plants, most of us focus on what we can see above the soil; lush leaves, new growth, and vibrant blooms. The real secret to a thrivin

    perennial of the week(Page)

    Tree Selection(Post)

    Tree Selection Planting trees in the landscape not only looks good but is good! Adding trees to the landscape adds benefits beyond beauty.

    Chrysanthemum(Post)

    Chrysanthemum (Hardy Mum/Dendranthema) Arguably the most iconic and beloved harbinger of fall, Chrysanthemums are exceptional fall bloomer

    Indoor Plant Pests & Solutions(Post)

    Insect Pests of Indoor Plants & Solutions Now that the seasons are changing and the spotlight is fading off of annual plants, it's time to turn our attention to our indoor plants.. and t

    Tonkadale 2025 Holiday Greenhouse Gift Guide(Post)

    Tonkadale 2025 Greenhouse Gift Guide From plant-themed accessories to comfy Tonkadale gear, we’ve curated a collection designed to delight every plant lover on your list. Whether you’re

    Tonkadale’s Top 5 (err 14) blogs of 2021(Post)

    End of year greetings to you! If you are reading this blog, you likely have been with us week by week as we share our love of plants with you. And wow! We love plants. If I had to guess, I w

    Ferns(Post)

    Perennial Ferns One of the most widely recognized residents of shady perennial beds, woodland gardens, and natural areas, ferns are fascin

    Meet the Philodendrons(Post)

    Meet the Philodendrons

    Carnivorous Plant Chat(Post)

    Weekly Plant Chat: Carnivorous Plants Hey Plant Friends! This week we are going to be talking about Carnivorous Plants. There are more than 600 species of carnivorous plants, making it o

    Ask Annie- Assessing Winter Plant Damage(Post)

    How do I tell the difference between winter damage and plants that just haven’t woken up yet? -Ethan in zone 4a Hey Ethan- If some of your perennials look dead in April, you’re not alone. Most of

    bringing outdoor plants back in (Post)

    There are still many beautiful days to enjoy as we move into fall, but cooler temps have arrived. If your indoor plants have been enjoying summer outside, now is the time to think about bringing them

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