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White starry flowers and shiny leaves give jasmine plants an exotic appeal. Plants can be grown either indoors or outdoors, and they are quite easy to care for. Jasmine plants have specific problems that should be identified. Despite the rewarding nature of growing jasmine plants, the plants are also vulnerable to pest infestations. Are your … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Drooping leaves? Damaged foliage? Bite marks, specks or sticky stuff on your jasmine plant? Chances are you have a pest problem. Pests affecting jasmine plants can seriously affect their ability to thrive and the production of those … Read more
Clusia rosea (Clusia for botanist Charles de lÉcluse and rosea for the pinkish color of its flowers) is classified by the Florida Native Plant Society as a long-lived perennial. With broadleaf evergreen leaves and fragrant pink and white flowers that open only at nighttime, these hardy plants are commonly packed together to form a thick … Read more
With its vibrant, colorful foliage, Ascot Rainbow spurge (Euphorbia x martinii ‘Ascot Rainbow’) is a gorgeous addition to any garden. However, if you’ve noticed your plant beginning to droop, lean, or fall over, it likely needs some troubleshooting to get it back to good health. In this article, we’ll explore the top reasons your Ascot … Read more
Babys tears (Soleirolia soleirolii) is a mat-forming tropical perennial with myriad tiny leaves. Often confused as a type of moss, it comes from the nettle family. What makes babys tears special is its dense, delicate mat of fine round or bean-shaped leaves on short, fleshy stems. Lower-light conditions, a warmer climate, and rich, moist soil … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. It’s impossible not to love viburnums, with their shiny leaves, showy blossoms and clusters of bright berries. Unfortunately, these gorgeous shrubs can be prone to certain pests and diseases, especially if growing conditions are less than ideal. … Read more
If you can avoid the serious problems that sometimes afflict the Austrian pine (Pinus nigra), it can be the perfect conifer for a city landscape. It is able to withstand many challenging environmental conditions of an urban environment, such as pollution and salt sprays in the air. It is also quite an attractive pine in … Read more
Adding a baby sage plant to your herb garden or indoor plant collection can be an extremely rewarding experience. With its soft, velvety silver-green leaves and delicate purple blooms, this herb makes a beautiful accent to both outdoor gardens and indoor spaces. And its savory taste and fragrance adds a wonderful depth of flavor when … Read more
Leyland cypress (x Cupressocyparis leylandii) has grown in popularity in the Southeast over the last few decades, especially in its use as a fast-growing screening plant. With the increased planting that has resulted from its popularity, various diseases and pest problems have become more evident. As with any plant, the first step to a healthy … Read more
Knowing your climate zone will help you decide the best time to sow the vegetables, herbs and flowers you want to grow, and which varieties should perform well in your garden. Growing plants that are suited to your climate zone will usually give you the best results in your garden. Given the right conditions, a … Read more