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Crab apple trees are popular ornamental trees known for their beautiful spring blossoms and rich fall color. However, crab apple tree owners often notice their leaves turning yellow during the growing season, which can be concerning. Yellowing leaves on a crab apple tree can indicate several different issues that need to be addressed. In this … Read more
Weeds – the bane of every gardener’s existence. No matter how meticulously you care for your lawn and garden beds they always seem to find a foothold spreading rapidly to infest your carefully cultivated landscape. Their persistence can seem almost supernatural at times. So how on earth do these pesky plants manage to colonize new … Read more
Autumn is a beautiful time of year, with leaves changing color and temperatures cooling down It’s the perfect season to get creative with your designs, whether for school, business, or personal projects. Adding clip art borders with autumn themes is an easy way to make your documents, presentations, invitations, and more feel festive The best … Read more
Are you looking to add a little Zen to your home or office? The right houseplant acts as a beautiful decoration helping to purify the air and can even de-stress the immediate area. Safer® Brand came up with 26 beauties, and from that list, you’re sure to find the perfect houseplant — even if it’s … Read more
Horse tail weeds also known as horsetails or Equisetum, are some of the most annoying and difficult to control weeds in gardens and lawns. With their fast-spreading rhizomes and deep root systems horse tail weeds can quickly take over gardens, lawns, and flowerbeds. In this complete guide, I’ll explain exactly how to identify horse tail … Read more
If youre looking for garden path ideas to enhance your space, look no further. Adding a stepping stone walkway is one of the easiest DIY landscaping projects for transforming your backyard or garden. Not only do these pathways add visual interest, but they also create functional footpaths between spaces in your outdoor areas. With proper … Read more
Trailing houseplants with interesting leaf shapes are all the rage! We’re pleased to bring you hard-to-find String of Frogs (Ficus pumila Quercifolia). It shows off a mass of small (1/2-inch-wide), finely textured, frog-shaped leaves. If you grow it in basket or up on a shelf, the stems will gracefully trail down. But you can also … Read more
Agave plants are iconic succulents that add bold texture and architectural interest to gardens and landscapes. Their sculptural rosette shapes and spiky blue-green leaves make them ideal accent plants. While agaves thrive when planted in the ground, growing agave plants in pots offers many advantages. Container growing allows you to highlight these striking plants in … Read more
Cauliflower (Brassica oleracea var. botrytis) is the same species as broccoli, cabbage, Brussels sprouts and turnip, and has many similar needs for good garden performance. For the best quality cauliflower, grow it in rich, moist soil without drought stress. For those who love it, nothing is better than the richness of cauliflower in an Indian … Read more
TLDR Bamboo is a grass, not a tree. While it may resemble a tree due to its size and appearance, it is scientifically classified as a member of the grass family Poaceae, subfamily Bambusoideae. Bamboo, a word that conjures s of serene Asian gardens and giant pandas munching on green shoots, has been a subject … Read more