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Have you seen clumps of white, yellow, grey or black egg-like things on the grass blades of your lawn? If so, it is likely to be the fruiting bodies of a fascinating ‘thing’ called a slime mould. Slime moulds are associations of single-celled organisms of several different groups. The singles cells can join and form … Read more
Achillea Desert Eve Deep Rose is a stunning yarrow variety that brings vibrant color and texture to gardens. This compact, early-flowering plant produces large clusters of tiny deep pink flowers that attract pollinators. With its heat and drought tolerance, Achillea Desert Eve Deep Rose is an ideal low-maintenance addition to sunny gardens and containers. An … Read more
It sounds like a difficult task to determine whether or not a bug is beneficial just on the color of its body, doesn’t it? However, the task at hand becomes much simpler if that color is orange. There are 86 different kinds of bugs that are orange, according to InsectIdentification.org. Not all orange bugs on … Read more
It’s common for orchid growers to discover tiny bugs crawling around in their orchid’s potting mix. While some bugs are harmless or even beneficial, others can damage your orchid’s health. Knowing how to identify the most common offenders and properly address an infestation is key to keeping your orchids pest-free What Causes Bugs in Orchid … Read more
Skip laurel and cherry laurel are two popular landscape shrubs that are often confused with each other. While they share some similarities, there are several key differences between these plants that homeowners should understand when choosing one for their yard. In this article, we’ll compare skip laurel vs cherry laurel by looking at: Botanical background … Read more
Creeping phlox (Phlox subulata) is a popular flowering perennial that blooms in spring and produces masses of delicate flowers in bright colors like purple pink white, red and blue. With its carpet-like mats of needle-shaped leaves and low-growing habit, creeping phlox makes an excellent ground cover. It also looks beautiful spilling over stone walls or … Read more
Mushroom compost is becoming an increasingly popular soil amendment for home gardeners. But does this nutrient-rich material make a good growing medium for tomatoes? Here’s what you need to know about using mushroom compost for tomatoes. What is Mushroom Compost? Mushroom compost, also called spent mushroom substrate, is a byproduct of commercial mushroom production. It’s … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Youre strolling through your garden enjoying the lush growth the spring rains have produced. You stop to admire one particular specimen and you notice black spots on plant leaves. Closer inspection shows black spots on leaves throughout … Read more
The right soil for a cactus may be different than the potting mix youre used to Cactus soil mix and standard potting mix are not the same and it helps to understand the differences. Certain plants, like cacti, have unique soil needs, and regular potting soil or potting mix is often insufficient to help the … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Mature trees add life and focus to a backyard garden and provide shade for warm, sunny days. It’s such an advantage to have trees sharing your space that most gardeners prefer fast-growing trees to reach that goal … Read more