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Hostas are a favorite shade perennial in many gardens around the world. They can anchor a garden with their large mounds of foliage in various shades of green. They don’t spread or wander. Hostas are low maintenance. There are so many different varieties that you can plant a variety of hosta in almost any space. … Read more
Whether or not the FoxWatch Ultrasonic Deterrent Unit will have an effect on dogs is a very common and understandable question that we get from a lot of dog owners who have a fox problem but want to double-check the FoxWatch is ok to use with dogs first. As many of you may know foxes … Read more
A Farthest Frontier farming guide and general tips is absolutely needed if your going mid-late game in the new sim colony game. In Farthest Frontier you farm crops, meat, vegetables and berries to keep your population happy and fed. But to be able to keep up in Farthest Frontier, you need to get the hang … Read more
The two most common problems for fiddle leaf fig plants are ironically the opposite of each other: too much water and too little water. But what’s worse is that it’s actually tough to tell which is which. Over-watering leads to root rot, a fungal condition that kills the plant’s roots and leaves. Under-watering leads to … Read more
propagating money plants, also known as Pilea peperomioides or Chinese money plant, is a great way to multiply your collection and share this wonderful plant with friends and family. In this comprehensive guide, we will walk through everything you need to know about propagating money plant, from the best methods to aftercare tips. An Overview … Read more
It is almost guaranteed that a spring garden will have at least one variety of tulip on display, after all, tulips are the most common sign of spring. Although they are easy to grow, people often want to know if tulips will multiply like its fellow spring beauties such as the daffodil. Most people associate … Read more
Annual morning glory (Ipomoea spp.) is a quick-growing flowering vine that thrives in warm sunny spots. Their large flowers open in the morning to the delight of the early bird gardener. But just mentioning the name “morning glory” can cause concern among some. If you’ve lived in warmer areas of the United States, you might … Read more
Pleached trees with their elegantly intertwined branches and sculptural forms are gaining popularity for small garden spaces. Also called plashed trees, pleaching is the process of training tree branches to grow horizontally along a framework. This creates a tall, hedge-like canopy on a clear trunk. Pleached trees offer tons of benefits tailored for maximizing petite … Read more
Senecio candidans Angel Wings ‘Senaw’ is a new, unusual and eye-catching evergreen perennial with huge silvery or grey-white leaves. The leaf texture is soft, downy, almost velvety and irresistible to touch. This plant is all about foliage – yellow flowers may be borne, but rarely. Angel Wings ‘Senaw’ originates from the Patagonian region of Chile … Read more
What is it about ferns that makes them so appealing? Although they donât flower or produce fruit or heady fragrance, ferns are a go-to choice for many gardeners in the outdoor landscape, where they tend to be easy to grow. But why bring them indoors, as many houseplant lovers do? Out in the yard they … Read more