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As a popular ornamental shrub known for its showy white flowers and abundant fall berries, arrowwood viburnum (Viburnum dentatum) adds four-season interest to gardens and landscapes. However, like all plants, these shrubs can sometimes develop issues with fungal diseases like powdery mildew and botrytis mold. If your arrowwood viburnum is affected by mold, taking prompt … Read more
Azaleas are popular flowering shrubs, loved for their beautiful blooms in shades of pink, purple, red and white. However, azaleas also pose a danger to our pets if ingested. This comprehensive guide will provide pet owners with everything they need to know to keep their furry companions safe around azaleas. Azaleas belong to the Rhododendron … Read more
Arugula (American English), also known as Rocket, is an easy plant to grow that everyone should be familiar with. Arugula can often be replaced in recipes for spinach and other soft leafy greens. Try it a few times and you will undeniably gain a taste for it! The classic peppery flavor can be intimidating at … Read more
Monstera deliciosa is undoubtedly the most popular houseplant from the Monstera genus. With its iconic split leaves and tropical vibe, it’s easy to see why. But did you know there are many other types of “baby monsteras” you can grow? In this article, we’ll explore the different varieties of baby monstera plants and how to … Read more
That said, I only mention the crop in passing in my book Totally Crazy Easy Florida Gardening because of the processing it takes to actually eat it without getting a mouthful of fibers. All I write is: “Arrowroot is very easy to grow and beautiful to look at, but the yields are small. Roots require … Read more
Our favourite tree fern, Dicksonia antarctica comes from south-east Australia. They’re evergreen and raise themselves up on thick, fluffy, textual trunks, sometimes to 15ft or more after many years. Their canopy of delicately feathered symmetrical fronds can grow to 12ft across. No wonder then, that theyre called tree ferns. The view from above is unsurpassable. … Read more
White sage (salvia apiana) has been used for centuries by Native Americans for medicinal and ceremonial purposes. This shrubby desert native produces silver leaves that grow in a rosette arrangement on straight stalks. Young leaves start out green and turn white as they get older and when they are dried. The natural habitat of white … Read more
The delightful Armenian grape hyacinth flower (Muscari armeniacum) is one of my favorite early spring bloomers. With its small bell-shaped purple-blue flowers clustered together like juicy grapes, this flower adds a pop of color and charm to the garden If you want to get your hands on these beauties, you may be wondering – where … Read more
If you’ve noticed small, creepy-crawly bugs on your beloved Australian tree fern, chances are they are slaters. These pesky critters can quickly infest and damage tree ferns. Getting rid of them takes some persistence, but it can be done through natural, safe methods. In this comprehensive guide, you’ll learn all about slaters, how to identify … Read more
Rhododendrons are popular among gardeners with their evergreen shrubbery and early blooms. Photo Credit Pixabay Botanical Name Rhododendron spp. Plant Type Also receive the Almanac Daily newsletter including gardening tips, weather, astronomical events, and more. No content available. Subhead Azaleas are popular flowering shrubs that add vibrant color to gardens with their beautiful blooms. While … Read more