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It takes time for organic material to fully decompose, and during this time, people often discover mushrooms growing in their compost pile or bin and wonder why. We also look at the benefits and dangers of mushrooms growing in compost and what to do about them. Opening up your compost bin to find mushrooms poking … Read more
This is the ultimate collection of 15+ plants that look like dill but aren’t. While familiar herbs such as cumin, fennel, and anise are widely recognized, we’ve also uncovered a selection of weeds that resemble dill. Dill is a popular herb with a specific aroma that adds a distinctive flavor to various dishes, from pickles … Read more
Japanese fern trees, also known as filicium decipiens, are beautiful ornamental trees perfect for any landscape. Their lush, fern-like foliage provides unique visual interest, and they are low maintenance once established. I love using Japanese fern trees in gardens to create focal points and shady spots. If you also want to add one of these … Read more
Squash is a delicious and versatile vegetable that can be grown in home gardens. Many gardeners wonder just how many squash they can expect to harvest from each plant. The number of squash that one plant produces depends on several factors, including squash variety, growing conditions, and proper plant care. In this detailed article, we’ll … Read more
Okra is a beloved summer vegetable across much of the southern United States. With its mild flavor and textual uniqueness, okra is a versatile ingredient in many classic dishes like gumbo, fried okra, and pickled okra. Okra is not only delicious but also adds visual interest to any garden with its pretty yellow hibiscus-like flowers … Read more
We may start the morning with a jolt of caffeine, but our pets do not need coffee to get their day going. In fact, they usually wake up, tail wagging, ready to go. And if they need a rest later, they do not feel guilty about settling down for a nap instead of an afternoon … Read more
Have you seen clumps of white, yellow, grey or black egg-like things on the grass blades of your lawn? If so, it is likely to be the fruiting bodies of a fascinating ‘thing’ called a slime mould. Slime moulds are associations of single-celled organisms of several different groups. The singles cells can join and form … Read more
Achillea Desert Eve Deep Rose is a stunning yarrow variety that brings vibrant color and texture to gardens. This compact, early-flowering plant produces large clusters of tiny deep pink flowers that attract pollinators. With its heat and drought tolerance, Achillea Desert Eve Deep Rose is an ideal low-maintenance addition to sunny gardens and containers. An … Read more
It sounds like a difficult task to determine whether or not a bug is beneficial just on the color of its body, doesn’t it? However, the task at hand becomes much simpler if that color is orange. There are 86 different kinds of bugs that are orange, according to InsectIdentification.org. Not all orange bugs on … Read more
It’s common for orchid growers to discover tiny bugs crawling around in their orchid’s potting mix. While some bugs are harmless or even beneficial, others can damage your orchid’s health. Knowing how to identify the most common offenders and properly address an infestation is key to keeping your orchids pest-free What Causes Bugs in Orchid … Read more