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Chinaberry trees are an invasive species that can be harmful if any part is chewed on or swallowed. Ingestions of small amounts of plant material can cause gastrointestinal upset such as vomiting and diarrhea within 1 hour. Most reports of large ingestions resulting in severe symptoms have occurred in animals. Trees and shrubs that produce … Read more
Sunflowers, the towering titans of the floral world, captivate us with their radiant faces and unwavering gaze toward the celestial life-giver. But for all their visual spectacle, their fragrance remains an enigma, often described as faint, elusive and shrouded in subjectivity. Unlike their fragrant floral brethren, sunflowers don’t rely on perfume to attract pollinators. Instead, … Read more
As a passionate gardener who’s dealt with countless wilting hibiscus plants, I understand how concerning it can be when your beautiful hibiscus starts drooping. At Stone Post Gardens, we’ve helped many gardeners diagnose and treat wilting hibiscus. Let me share our comprehensive guide to help you save your plant. Common Causes of Hibiscus Wilting 1. … Read more
Winter is a lean time for birds. Many of us opt to help the winter birds by feeding them with birdseed, and this is quite the effective invitation for them to come to your yard if you’re craving their company. But there’s another fantastic way to attract winter birds that we sometimes overlook: plant trees, … Read more
Wasps are common backyard pests that can quickly become a nuisance with their painful stings If an isolated wasp invades your home, you may wonder if drowning it is a humane way to get rid of it. So how long does it actually take to drown a wasp? Understanding the process and timeline provides realistic … Read more
Provides a Humane Dog-Training Solution that is Safe to Use Around Children, Pets, and Plants *when used as directed. This granular dog deterrent is specially formulated to prevent dogs from digging, defecating, and rummaging in yards, flower beds, rock beds, mulch, flowerpots, lawns, landscaped areas, gardens, shrubs, bushes, trees, patios, fences, building foundations, trash areas, … Read more
It seems like it takes forever for your tomatoes to turn red. Dozens of varieties exist, and tomatoes are fairly easy to grow, but its the anticipation of their fresh, juicy taste and texture that makes tomatoes the most popular crop grown in home gardens across the United States. Waiting for tomatoes to ripen to … Read more
Midge flies, commonly mistaken for gnats, are tiny insects that can pose a massive problem. They can be a nuisance indoors and outdoors, often grouping in swarms or biting people, depending on the species. Managing midge infestations involves understanding how these pests behave, what you can do to eliminate them, and how to prevent them … Read more
Hey there, fellow rose enthusiasts! I’ve been growing roses for years now, and one question I get asked all the time is about the difference between climbing and rambling roses. Let’s dive deep into these beautiful garden climbers and figure out which one might be perfect for your outdoor space! Quick Overview Before we get … Read more
If there is a true perennial classic, it has to be Rudbeckia ‘Goldsturm‘. This striking cultivar has been popular in horticulture since its introduction in 1949, and its popularity was crowned by the Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society in 1993; it was also selected by the Perennial Plant Association as the 1999 … Read more