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Hey bamboo lovers! Ever wondered about the actual colors of bamboo? Well, I’ve got some exciting news for you – bamboo isn’t just that green plant we see in pandas’ favorite snacks! As someone who’s been researching and working with bamboo for years I’m thrilled to share this colorful journey with you. Natural Bamboo Colors: … Read more
Over the Garden Wall is a charming animated miniseries that originally aired on Cartoon Network in 2014. With beautiful artwork endearing characters and a whimsical fairy tale atmosphere, it quickly became a cult classic. If you’re looking to revisit the Unknown or experience Wirt and Greg’s adventures for the first time, here’s where you can … Read more
It’s true: we’ve made a few mistakes when it comes to front yard landscaping. There was that time we planted a climbing hydrangea far away from any fence or trellis (it slowly absorbed the bed like an alien in a horror movie). And that time we planted so many strawberries, they throttled the adjacent heather … Read more
Sunflowers are symbols of warmth and joy, making them a beautiful choice for weddings in the summer or fall. If you’re looking for ideas on how to use sunflowers in your wedding decor, you’re in the right place. Here are 10 beautiful sunflower wedding designs using Ling’s moment’s beautiful silk (see silk flowers for wedding) … Read more
If you have an unused corner in your yard, be sure not to let it go to waste; maximize it as a small corner garden. These compact spaces often get overlooked; however, with some creativity, they can become a focal point and even add curb appeal to your outdoor areas. Small corners can have considerable … Read more
A thirsty snake plant shows wrinkly, curling, browning leaves, and its soil may be so dry they seem baked. If your snake plant is dehydrated, give it a thorough, deep watering and allow all excess water to run off. Your plant should revive shortly. Their native environment, tropical East Africa, thrives in great heat and … Read more
Sometimes, a plant outgrows its space. If that plant is a hydrangea, gardeners are eager to give it the perfect treatment to prevent any damage and often, to keep as many flowers as possible. After all, a blooming hydrangea is simply remarkable! There are three main reasons a hydrangea might outgrow its space: If you’re … Read more
Spruce trees are a beloved and iconic type of evergreen tree, instantly recognizable by their pyramidal shape and sharply pointed needles. With over 35 species, spruces can be found across the Northern Hemisphere, from North America to Europe and Asia These majestic trees are not only ecologically important, providing wildlife habitat and stabilizing soil, but … Read more
As a garden enthusiast and wildlife researcher, I’ve encountered many questions about the striking cinnabar moth and its potential dangers. Today, I’ll share everything you need to know about these fascinating creatures and whether they pose any real threat to humans. Quick Answer While adult cinnabar moths are harmless, their caterpillars can be mildly poisonous … Read more
Lungwort is a flowering perennial hardy in zones 3 through 8, with fuzzy, green- or silver-speckled basal leaves and funnel-shaped flowers in blue, pink, and pink that bloom in the spring. This clumping groundcover performs best when planted in late summer or fall from nursery plants, though spring planting is also generally successful. Lungwort, also … Read more