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Have you noticed some strange white foam on the stems and leaves of your rosemary plant? Don’t worry your plant hasn’t been sneezing! That white foam is likely caused by tiny insects called spittlebugs. As a gardener and rosemary enthusiast I was puzzled when I first saw this foamy substance on my plants. It almost … Read more
Magnolia trees are prized for their beautiful flowers and lush green foliage However, homeowners are often distressed to find unsightly black spots marring the leaves of their magnolia trees What causes these black leaf spots on magnolias, and what can be done to treat them? What Causes Black Spots on Magnolia Leaves? There are a … Read more
For those looking to add a beautiful productive tree to their landscape Carpathian walnut may be an excellent choice. Carpathian walnut trees produce delicious nuts and have attractive, ornamental foliage. If you’re considering Carpathian walnuts for your own yard, here is what you need to know about selecting and caring for these trees. What Are … Read more
Ants are social insects in the Hymenoptera order (bees, wasps and ants). Like bees, they live in large nests comprising a queen and many (sterile female) workers. They can be a nuisance in gardens as they sometimes nest in plant pots and compost bins, while some species make ant hills in the lawn. Ants may … Read more
I don’t know about you, but when it comes to houseplant accessories, my indoor plant trellis, potted plant trellis, or whatever you want to call it, needs to look as good as the pot itself, and both trellis and pot have to compliment the plant. While I definitely have quirky plant preferences that may or … Read more
Water lilies are some of the most iconic aquatic plants, known for their beautiful floating flowers and large round leaves. But did you know there are actually many different types of water lily plants? In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the diverse world of water lilies. We’ll look at the major categories, popular varieties, their … Read more
When autumn arrives one of the most captivating sights is trees exploding into a kaleidoscope of fall colors. While bright red and golden yellow trees get a lot of attention, there are some species that turn striking shades of purple, adding an unexpected twist to the autumn landscape. These purple trees provide unique beauty and … Read more
Coffee grounds are full of nutrients that can benefit gardens, compost piles, and even your skin But fresh grounds spoil quickly, growing mold after just a few days To preserve used coffee grounds for later use, it’s important to dry and store them properly. Here are some tips for saving coffee grounds without wasting this … Read more
Ants can quickly invade a home and will continue to show up if they find a food source. Fortunately, there are natural and DIY ant-repellent methods to get rid of ants without calling an exterminator. Some homemade methods involve pantry items you already have around the house like, coffee grounds or cayenne pepper, while some … Read more
If you have been walking in the woods over the past few weeks, chances are you have come across a quintessentially British sight: deep violet-blue carpets of English (or common) bluebells. Blooming in April and May, they are the last of the Spring flowers to emerge from the woodland floor before the leaf canopy thickens … Read more