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Camellia can often be easy plants to grow, but, as always, there are a number of things that can go wrong. Brown spots on camellia leaves can be an early indication of one or a number of problems. Brown Spots on Camellia Leaves: Causes and Solutions Camellias are prized for their glossy evergreen foliage and … Read more
Dahlias are beautiful summer-blooming tubers that add a pop of color to any garden with their vibrant flowers. However, dahlia enthusiasts sometimes find unsightly brown spots marring the leaves of their prized plants These brown blemishes indicate the dahlia is under attack and prompt concern Upon noticing brown spots, the first step is identifying the … Read more
Most of us don’t think twice when bringing a new plant into our garden or home. However, many houseplants and common yard plants are poisonous to our pups, so it’s wise to double-check if a plant is poisonous before you’ve planted it or brought it into your home. Today, we’re going over some of the … Read more
Arizona homeowners, particularly those with pools, are no strangers to the occasional ant invasion. These tiny pests, while small, can become a major nuisance, especially around the pool area. Understanding what attracts ants and how to discourage their activity can help keep outdoor living spaces free of ants (and other pests). If you’re a homeowner … Read more
Ferns leaves or “fronds” have a recognizable central vein with several smaller segments, also called “leaflets”, on each side. They’re liked for adding a tropical feel to your landscaping. If you’re looking for trees with fern-like leaves, here’s a list complete with their unique characteristics and photos. Fern-Like Trees with Green Balls: A Unique Part … Read more
Every time I bite into a crunchy apple, I hear the pitter-patter of eight tiny feet. That’s not some 8-legged apple monster, just my two hungry dogs. They’ve got to know that when I eat an apple I share the joy. Of course, this means I have to then eat a second so it’s all … Read more
Clematis vines are treasured additions to gardens across the world. Their stunning blooms come in a dazzling array of colors and add vertical interest to any landscape. But over time, clematis can become overgrown and crowded. Luckily, dividing clematis is an easy and effective way to rejuvenate plants and expand your collection. In this comprehensive … Read more
A generally easy-to-grow cottage garden favourite, with a few species that are best suited to rock and woodland gardens. Columbines bear dainty flowers in a wide colour range in late spring and early summer (May/June). Aquilegia, commonly known as columbine, is a beloved cottage garden flower prized for its graceful, nodding blooms and versatility. With … Read more
Every spring, I wait for the day I call the “greening”. It seems to happen overnight–the trees go from gray and barely budding to an explosion of chartreuse, with pollen tendrils hanging from the oaks that dust you as you walk by. Then the spring rains come, followed by an even bigger explosion of greenery … Read more
The purple prickly pear cactus (Opuntia santa rita) is a gorgeous and unique variety of prickly pear cactus. With its vibrant purple pads and bright yellow flowers, it’s easy to see why these cacti are becoming increasingly popular. If you’re looking to add some striking color to your garden or indoor plant collection, the purple … Read more