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Camellias with pink petals surrounding golden yellow centers create a captivating color combination in the garden. The bright contrast provides added visual interest compared to solid colored blooms. These camellias bloom in fall winter, and spring, extending the floral display when little else is in flower. Read on to discover some of the loveliest bi-color … Read more
Many growers wonder how much marijuana one plant can produce. The short answer is “somewhere between one gram and one pound.” But that’s not very helpful, is it? Unfortunately, there is no simple answer to this question. Every grow is different, and many factors like genetics, plant care, and conditions come into play. Here’s a … Read more
Chinese Elm bonsai trees are probably the most common kind of bonsai and generally the first one most people will own. Without some information on how to look after them, they are also usually the last ones they will ever have after they struggle and then finally give up. They are tough and able to … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Azaleas are an extremely common and popular type of flowering bush. Coming in both dwarf and full-sized types, these members of the Rhododendron family do well in a wide range of landscapes. Though the bushes are most … Read more
For those of us who are fans (or fanatics!) when it comes to succulents and cacti, the only thing more enticing than a pot of plump, fleshy foliage might be a cascade of those same leaves trailing out of a hanging basket or planter. We link to vendors to help you find relevant products. If … Read more
Are Umbrella Trees Toxic to Cats? A Vet’s In-Depth AnswerUmbrella trees, also known by their scientific name Schefflera actinophylla, are a popular houseplant renowned for their lush, tropical foliage. However, many cat owners have concerns about whether these attractive plants may pose a risk to their feline companions. So what’s the verdict – are umbrella … Read more
Squirrels and birds often get a bad rap for not getting along. We’ve all seen those cartoons with the squirrel greedily hogging the bird feeder, while the poor little birds look on helplessly. In real life, things aren’t always so black and white. Squirrels and birds can and do live together harmoniously with the right … Read more
Purple flowers can add plenty of contrasting color to a garden. When shades of red, white, pink, and orange dominate, adding a splash of purple is an effective trick that makes your entire display pop. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t have a healthy display of many different species of flowers and assorted colors. But some … Read more
The killer cane weed killer stick is a vintage gardening tool that many enthusiasts remember fondly. This ingenious device allowed for precise targeted application of herbicides in suburban gardens and lawns during its heyday from the 1950s through the 1970s. With its nostalgic design and effectiveness, the killer cane brings back memories for gardeners of … Read more
Drying freshly harvested cannabis buds is one of the most critical steps in securing a high-quality end product. While traditional hanging methods work drying in paper bags offers some distinct advantages for the home grower. This specialized technique helps better preserve terpenes and control humidity for smooth flavorful buds. As an avid home cannabis grower, … Read more