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The black cherry tree, also known by its scientific name Prunus serotina is a gorgeous tree that can add visual interest and beauty to any landscape. With its striking blossoms in spring, lush green foliage in summer and rich fall colors, it’s no wonder so many people enjoy photographing this tree throughout the seasons. In … Read more
Mushroom kits have become pretty popular lately, but not all of them work equally well. I was super curious, so I bought a few Back to the Roots organic oyster mushroom kits to give them a try. Here’s my honest review of the regular kit and pink oyster mushroom kit, including a day-by-day documentation of … Read more
The striking pink flamingo is one of the most instantly recognizable birds in the world. With its long, thin legs, distinctive curved beak, and vibrant pink plumage, the flamingo truly stands out both in nature and in captivity. Flamingos are large water birds that live in huge flocks in the shallow lakes and lagoons of … Read more
Our knife skills series continues with a simple tutorial on how to cut Swiss chard. In this post, I will also show you how to clean chard and tips on the best way to store it. Swiss chard is a leafy green vegetable that adds vibrant color and nutrients to meals. However, like most produce, … Read more
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Brighten your home and breathe easier with these six unique spider plants —effortless greenery at its best! The graceful, cascading leaves of spider plants have made them a popular houseplant for decades. While most spider plant varieties feature variegated foliage, solid green types also exist. These vibrant green beauties add fresh color and texture to … Read more
Tomatoes are pretty easy to grow well, as long as you’re prepared to notice quickly if something is wrong. As well as pests and diseases, tomato yield and quality can be affected by nutrient deficiencies, irregular watering, poor pollination and many other issues. This article will cover the main causes of wilting or drooping in … Read more
Safeguard your eucalyptus tree from pesky invaders with these vital tips for identification and treatment! ✨ Spider mites are tiny, spider-like creatures often lurking on the undersides of eucalyptus leaves. Look for fine webbing, stippled leaves, and yellowing foliage as telltale signs of their presence. These pests feed on leaf sap, leading to discoloration and … Read more
Terrariums are miniature indoor gardens housed in glass containers. They allow you to create a tiny ecosystem right in your home! Terrariums are very customizable – you can fill them with a variety of small tropical plants to create a lush miniature landscape. But where can you find the perfect plants to populate your terrarium? … Read more
My grandma loved hollyhocks, they were her idea of the quintessential cottage garden species and she would make dolls out of the flowers when she was a kid. They looked that way because they were devoured by hollyhock weevils (Rhopalapion longirostre, formerly Apion longirostre) every single year. We link to vendors to help you find … Read more