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Swamp-dweller, water-lover. The wood of this tough tree doesn’t rot when waterlogged, instead turning stronger and harder. Look for the leaf tip of alder trees – its never pointed and usually rounded or even indented. The seeds develop in woody cone-like fruits which often hang around on the tree throughout the winter and into the … Read more
Thrips are tiny insects that can wreak havoc on your beloved houseplants and garden flora. These pests feed on plant sap, causing damage that can stunt growth and weaken your plants. In this comprehensive guide, well explore how to identify thrips on houseplants and outdoor plants, understand their life cycle, and provide effective methods to … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Many apple trees thin themselves naturally to some extent, so it should be no great surprise to see some aborted fruit. Often, however, the tree still holds onto a surplus of fruit which results in small, sometimes … Read more
In this quick tutorial youll learn how to draw a Honeysuckle Flower in 4 easy steps – great for kids and novice artists. The s above represents how your finished drawing is going to look and the steps involved. Below are the individual steps – you can click on each one for a High Resolution … Read more
Usually, when there is a problem with your yew (Taxus) the first symptom you will observe is a yellowing of the needles. Yellowing needles however can be caused by a variety of things such as the soil being too wet or too dry, disease, insect pests, winter desiccation, salt damage, animal grazing, animal urine, transplant … Read more
You’ve successfully rooted your plant cuttings in water…now what? Not quite sure when to transfer your cuttings to soil? Stick around, and I’ll give you my best tips on how (and when) to pot up your cuttings! Propagating plants from cuttings is an easy and affordable way to get new plants Rather than buying new … Read more
A perfectly placed hanging basket filled with bountiful blooms can add a colorful touch to a shaded front porch or bland garden spot. Selecting the right plant for the right spot will ensure lasting color that radiates life all season long. Bleeding heart flowers are known for their stunning cascades of pink and white blooms … Read more
For gardeners seeking a sweet, juicy onion with mild flavor, Walla Walla sweet onion seeds deliver exceptional results. These seeds produce some of the largest, sweetest onions available – a treat for any recipe calling for fresh onions. In this article, we’ll explore the history, growing tips, and culinary uses for this delicious vegetable. A … Read more
Cannas are a gardening gem for several reasons, but foremost because of their vibrant and diverse array of colors; from fiery reds to calming yellows. Moreover, Cannas boasts striking, large foliage that adds a tropical touch, creating a lush atmosphere in any space. If youre excited to add a burst of vibrant color to your … Read more
For the longest time, I struggled with consistent germination of my carrot seeds. Until I learned this hack that made growing carrots much more successful with nearly 100% germination rates, year after year. Read on for my tips on how to plant carrots, grow them for fresh eating throughout the year, and for a large … Read more