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It is very difficult to kill morning glory and you need to be vigilant over a long period to completely eradicate it. Just spraying something like Roundup probably wont work. You obviously need to get rid of all the roots but it is not easy as they can spread over a large area and pulling … Read more
The desert rose (Adenium obesum) is a stunning succulent plant that is beloved by many gardeners for its colorful flowers and sculptural swollen caudex. This exotic plant truly stands out in any indoor or outdoor space. However, growing a healthy desert rose depends heavily on choosing the right pot. The pot you select can make … Read more
Acacias are stunning evergreens with delicate, feathery foliage and fluffy yellow blooms. Hardy and drought-tolerant, they’re perfect for adding structure and a splash of colour, particularly in sheltered, sunny spots. Acacias are stunning evergreens with delicate, feathery foliage and fluffy yellow blooms. Hardy and drought-tolerant, they’re perfect for adding structure and a splash of colour, … Read more
Low to the ground shrubs are excellent choices for landscaping. Their short stature allows them to provide greenery, color, and visual interest without blocking views or taking up a lot of space. Compact shrubs come in many varieties, so you can find options suitable for nearly any garden design. Benefits of Using Low Shrubs in … Read more
Are you looking for an easy and eco-friendly way to enhance your garden beds? Look no further than your lawn clippings! Yes, those grass trimmings you often discard can be a valuable resource for your garden. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the benefits of using grass clippings in garden beds and provide you with … Read more
Yellow caterpillars with black stripes are a common sight in gardens and backyards across North America. These brightly colored insects are the larvae of various butterfly and moth species. Identifying the different types of yellow and black striped caterpillars can be done by looking closely at their distinctive markings, host plants, and stinging hairs or … Read more
The floriferous Angel series of pelargoniums, with their beautiful blooms and scented leaves give an unforgettable summer show. Words Matthew Biggs, photographs Richard Bloom The florist’s pelargonium has been established as a house and garden favourite since Pelargonium triste arrived in Europe in the 1600s and P. zonale was grown by the Duchess of Beaufort … Read more
Distinctive and spiky, the monkey puzzle has been making strong impressions since dinosaurs roamed the earth. These days, jays and squirrels feast on its nuts. Reaching up to 30m in height, monkey puzzle has a stout, almost cylindrical trunk with smooth bark that has a purplish-brown colour. The base of a large tree can resemble … Read more
Starting a strawberry patch at home is an incredibly rewarding way to enjoy sweet juicy berries right from your backyard. But growing successful strawberries takes some effort and preparation. Follow this complete guide and you’ll be sinking your teeth into homegrown strawberries in no time! Select the Best Site When deciding where to plant, keep … Read more
How Much Sun Does Lettuce Really Need? Optimizing Light for Happy, Healthy Plants Nothing says summer like a fresh, crisp salad made with homegrown lettuce. As a cool weather crop, lettuce thrives in spring and fall gardens. But keeping lettuce happy once temperatures climb can be tricky. Understanding lettuce’s light requirements is key to success. … Read more