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Cosmos produce daisy-like flowers that range in size from three to five inches and come in a variety of colors, including pink, orange, red and yellow, white, and maroon. Their flower heads can be in the shape of a bowl or an open cup. These lovely plants can grow up to six feet tall. Cosmos … Read more
If you’re a proud plant parent to a snake plant, you know that choosing the right pot is crucial for its health and growth. I’ve been growing snake plants for years and have tested out many different pots. In this article, I’ll share everything I’ve learned about picking the perfect pot for snake plants. Why … Read more
Chives are a popular herb that can add flavor and color to many dishes, but you may not know where to look for them in the grocery store. Chives have long, thin green stems and a mild onion-y and garlic-y taste that makes them versatile to use in cooking. Once you know where to find … Read more
Leyland cypress are a popular choice for privacy screens and hedges thanks to their dense, evergreen foliage and rapid growth rate But to ensure your leylandii planting thrives and looks its best without encroaching on fences or structures, proper spacing and siting is key. As a fast-growing tree that can reach 60 feet or more … Read more
Finding Replacement Parts for Golden Bear Pop Up Canopies If you own a Golden Bear pop up canopy, you know these tents provide excellent shade and shelter at backyard gatherings, festivals, markets and more. The durable steel frame and water-resistant canopy top hold up well against the elements However, with frequent use, wear and tear … Read more
Figs are a delicious fruit that can be grown in tropical climates, but they do require some special considerations. Here is what you need to know about growing fig trees in the tropics. Fig Varieties for the Tropics Most fig varieties need a cold winter dormancy period to fruit properly, But some varieties are better … Read more
As a longtime snail enthusiast, I’m often asked how frequently our slimy coiled friends reproduce Snails may seem slow and laidback, but their reproductive habits are actually quite active! In this article, we’ll take a deep dive into the egg-laying frequency of various snail species. An Overview of Snail Reproduction Snails are hermaphroditic, meaning they … Read more
In the ever-evolving world of agriculture, farmers are continually seeking innovative ways to enhance their productivity while ensuring sustainable practices. One of the key components that can significantly improve your planting efficiency is the liquid fertilizer planter kits. At L&D Ag Service, we understand the challenges farmers face, and we’re committed to providing top-notch solutions … Read more
When revamping a landscape I like to start with the existing trees. The tiny front yard of the Eliot Neighborhood property features two prominent trees: a young Dogwood, approximately 12 feet tall and wide, in the lawn area, and a young Serviceberry, about 10 feet tall and wide, situated in the parking strip. When evaluating … Read more
Is Eucalyptus Bad for Soil? A Detailed Look at the Pros and Cons Eucalyptus is a genus of trees that are native to Australia. The leaves and oil from these trees are often used in medicine, cosmetics and for other purposes. However many gardeners wonder if using eucalyptus is bad for soil. In this article, … Read more