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Unlock your Euphorbias vibrant bloom with strategic nurturing tips that ensure a floral spectacle! Ascot Rainbow Spurge is a gorgeous variegated perennial that brightens up any garden with its colorful foliage. While relatively low-maintenance, proper pruning is essential to keeping your Ascot Rainbow Spurge looking its best. This in-depth pruning guide will walk you through … Read more
Sometimes there comes along a plant that is just a gardener’s dream. Beautiful during the growing season, native, great for pollinators, great for birds, useful in the landscape, and overall easy to care for. I’ve got you hooked already don’t I? This plant would be a member of one of my favorite groups of plants: … Read more
There can be many culprits if a pine tree is turning yellow, but sometimes, the cause is natural and nothing to worry about. Even though pine trees (Pinus spp.) are evergreen coniferous trees, they still drop needles regularly as the needles get older. Watering issues, damage and pests can also cause pine trees to turn … Read more
With their pyramidal shape and dense, dark green needles, Austrian pine trees make a striking addition to landscapes across North America. While their eye-catching foliage and stately form may draw the most attention, a pine tree’s roots and stems play a vital role. In this in-depth guide, we’ll explore Austrian pine roots and stems to … Read more
Contrary to its name, the Australian tree fern (Cyathea cooperi, also known as Sphaeropteris cooperi) is actually more tree than fern. Typically, when we think of ferns, we envision plants such as the painted ferns (Athyrium niponicum) or autumn ferns (Dryopteris erythrosora) , which achieve a mature height of about 18 to 24 inches. But, … Read more
Austrian pine is susceptible to a number of disease and insect problems. These include Diplodia (Sphaeropsis) tip blight, pine wilt nematode (a fatal pest) and Zimmerman pine moth. Austrian pine is not recommended for planting anywhere in the Midwest. This species is native to Europe, but was introduced into American landscapes and was widely used … Read more
With their beautiful blooms that herald the arrival of spring, azaleas are a gardener’s delight. But sometimes the leaves of your prized azalea plant may start mysteriously curling and distorting. Leaf curl can signal that your plant is stressed or unhealthy. This article will explore the common reasons why azalea leaves curl and provide tips … Read more
Austrian pine trees (Pinus nigra) are evergreen conifers that bring stately beauty to landscapes across various planting zones As with any living thing, these pines undergo an intriguing transformation throughout their lifespans By understanding the different stages of growth, we can better appreciate the Austrian pine’s resilience and adaptability. Seed Germination The Austrian pine life … Read more
At Botanopia, we have more than 5,000 avocado pits under our belt. We’ve tested everything from germination to pruning the plant. Here are all our tips so that you too can finally grow your own avocado plant. Avocado plants go through several distinct stages of growth, starting from seed germination and progressing through developmental phases … Read more
With its bursts of fragrant white blooms in spring and clusters of blue-black berries that attract songbirds in fall arrowwood viburnum (Viburnum dentatum) is a stellar addition to any garden. As a versatile low-maintenance shrub native to North America, arrowwood viburnum can be grown successfully in a wide range of climates and soil conditions. By … Read more