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Here you will find a complete list of both the biggest and smallest terrarium snails, along with useful care and setup tips on how to keep them happy and healthy. As well as covering tank requirements, temperature and humidity needs, and other essential details, you’ll also get expert advice on how to feed and care … Read more
I study landscape ecology and through my studies have discovered a love for plants. Plants are not only beautiful, but also have countless fascinating survival strategies. To bring a bit of nature into my home as well, I nurture my houseplants and herbs on every possible windowsill. Favourite fruit: rhubarb and all kinds of berries … Read more
English lavender, also referred to as common lavender, is often considered an herb though it is actually an herbaceous perennial with a semi-woody growth habit. It provides good midsummer color to the garden and is often used in perennial borders and rock gardens as well as in herb gardens and scent gardens. It is frequently … Read more
The dappled willow tree scientifically known as Salix integra ‘Hakuro Nishiki’ is a gorgeous ornamental plant cherished for its multicolored foliage and gracefully arching stems. This visually striking tree is a landscape showstopper, adding vibrant color and distinct form to gardens and outdoor spaces. An Overview of Salix Integra ‘Hakuro Nishiki’ Salix integra ‘Hakuro Nishiki’ … Read more
The Crimson King Norway maple is a colorful cultivar of the much-maligned Norway maple, with many of the same issues. A medium-sized tree with attractive dark red to purple foliage that lasts until the summers end can make for a nice ornamental tree. Though beautiful and with a form that makes a lovely specimen or … Read more
Due to a bad winter in December 2010, your eucalyptus trees may have died! Here is some more information about the Eucalyptus trees. There are more than 500 species of this evergreen tree. It is fast-growing and easy to plant in a large space as a standalone specimen. This tree can also be kept to … Read more
Revive your wilting Staghorn Fern by spotting these distress signals and applying life-saving care tips! How to Revive a Staghorn Fern – A Step-by-Step Guide Staghorn ferns are fascinating plants with their antler-like fronds and prehistoric appearance. However, their unique growth habits and specific needs can make them challenging to care for. If your staghorn … Read more
Ornamental onion (allium) is a fast-growing, deer-resistant plant that is tolerant of drought and cold. Planted in the fall, allium bulbs need full sun and slightly acidic soil to produce flower heads composed of dozens of star-shaped blooms. It can be toxic to people and pets. Millenium ornamental onion (Allium ‘Millenium’) is a popular hybrid … Read more
Witness the Venus Fly Traps evolution from seed to snapping wonder —a true marvel of adaptation! Venus flytraps are fascinating carnivorous plants that use their iconic snap traps to capture insect prey But just how quickly do these unusual plants grow from tiny seeds into mature specimens with full-sized traps? Let’s take an in-depth look … Read more
Is Guinea Pig Poop Good Fertilizer? The Benefits and Proper Usage Explained As a gardener, I’m always looking for ways to nourish my plants and improve my soil organically. Lately, I’ve been experimenting with using guinea pig manure as a fertilizer in my vegetable garden and flower beds But is guinea pig poop actually good … Read more