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Most established ornamental plants in the landscape require care to stay healthy and attractive. Regular fertilization, pruning, watering, mulching and pest control are all part of a good landscape management program. Some plants, such as annual flowers, roses, red-tip photinia and English laurel, are more demanding than others. Annual flowers and roses must be kept … Read more
Spanish moss is used often for decorations, flower arrangements, and even arts and crafts— it is plentiful here and easy to grab and use, but there is one thing to consider. Few people know that the plant is actually not moss, but a bromeliad. Fresh Spanish moss can harbor red bugs and red bug bites … Read more
Why is Herb Robert Called Death Come Quickly? Unraveling the Mysteries Behind this Ominous Nickname In the captivating world of botanical folklore, where flora and fauna intertwine in enchanting tales, there exists a peculiar plant that invokes both allure and unease – the ill-fated Herb Robert. This unassuming herb, with its delicate pink petals and … Read more
Butternut squash is a popular fall vegetable loved for its sweet, nutty flavor. As a winter squash, it has a tough outer rind that allows it to be stored for use well into winter. However, like most plants, butternut squash is susceptible to damage from frost and freezing temperatures. This leads many home gardeners to … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. You’ve probably heard of companion planting: Grouping different plant species near each other to the mutual or sole benefit of one or the other. Companion planting methods are used for various reasons, most commonly to repel pests. … Read more
Fuchsia plants are a popular choice for gardens thanks to their beautiful, hanging flowers. But for cat owners, a common question arises: are fuchsia plants poisonous to cats? It’s an important question if you want to keep both a lovely garden and safe kitties Knowing which plants may pose a risk can give you peace … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. One of the great things about growing succulent plants is the lack of pests they attract. While pests are fewer on these plants, they may still sometimes attack. It is important to keep an eye out for … Read more
Russian sage can be propagated by taking cuttings or by dividing the plants – heres how to try it at home When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Q: I have an established Russian sage in my front yard. I love its vibrant purple … Read more
An artfully arranged band of bricks handsomely defines the boundary between grass and garden. And if you install the bricks flush with the ground, they also serve as a handy mowing guide: You can run the wheels of a push mower right on top of the border edging and pretty much dispense with the string … Read more
So, you noticed some weird stuff growing out of your succulent lately and you’re wondering, what the heck is growing out of my succulent?! Succulents have some pretty strange quirks and the growths they produce can be bizarre and confusing. No need to panic though, in most cases these anomalous growths are harmless. Let’s see … Read more