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The Chinese elm bonsai tree (Ulmus parvifolia) is one of the most popular choices for bonsai beginners. Native to China, Taiwan and other parts of Asia, Chinese elms are deciduous trees that can grow up to 80 feet tall in their natural habitat. With small leaves, arching branches and attractive cracked bark, Chinese elms are … Read more
More than half of the carnivorous plant species in the United States are native to North Carolina, including pitcher plants, flytraps and sundews. The Venus flytrap is one of the most fascinating carnivorous plants you can grow. With its unique insect-trapping lobes and striking colors, it’s no wonder this plant has become so popular. One … Read more
If youâve found your way here, chances are youâve got a maggot problem. Sure, itâs unpleasant, but the good news is itâs solvable and also very common. Maggots, unfortunately, are part of life. Maggots are fly larvae, meaning theyâre actually flies in the second stage of their life cycleâ right after eggs and just a … Read more
Many houseplants produce colorful flowers in yellow, red, purple, and other brilliant shades. If you’re lucky, you can also find an assortment of attractive indoor plants with leaves in unusual colors. Curating a houseplant collection with plants in a single-color family can create an intriguing display that will be the highlight of your home’s décor. … Read more
Dwarf fruit trees are smaller versions of regular sized fruit trees that are ideal for small yards or even patios and containers. Many people want to grow their own fruit but don’t have the space for a full sized tree. That’s where dwarf fruit trees come in! They produce full sized delicious fruit while taking … Read more
Poinsettias are a popular holiday plant known for their bright red, pink, or white flower bracts. However, it’s common to see poinsettias with yellow, drooping leaves. This usually indicates an underlying issue with care. With some adjustments, you can get your poinsettia looking healthy and vibrant again. Common Causes of Yellow Poinsettia Leaves There are … Read more
To get rid of moss in your yard, you can apply a dish soap and water solution to kill the moss, then rake up the dead patches – but permanent treatment may be best handled by a professional. Join the 4,492 people who received a free, no obligation quote in the last 30 days Invalid … Read more
Barbaras earlier careers as a graphic designer took her on travels throughout the Middle East and Southeast Asia, where she was able to see how people connected with plants and agriculture. After returning to school for an Associate Degree in Horticulture, she started her own landscape design and maintenance company. Since then, shes worn different … Read more
Ponytail palms are popular indoor plants thanks to their unique, eye-catching shape and low maintenance needs. Their long, strappy leaves fountain out from a swollen base trunk, resembling a ponytail But sometimes ponytail palms lose their characteristic leaves, leaving you wondering – will ponytail palm leaves grow back? The good news is yes, ponytail palm … Read more
Mint is a notoriously prolific plant. You can’t even companion plant it among other crops without it taking over and spreading all over the place. Nevertheless, it’s easy-to-grow and tasty leaves make a wonderful addition to any garden. If you’ve incorporated one of the 600 varieties out there into your backyard this year and are … Read more