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The keen-eyed plant fans among you may well have spotted already that there’s a new botanical on the block here at TLB. Let’s say g’day to the magnificent Staghorn Fern! We’re so excited to add this Australian beaut’ to our collection and we think you’re going to love him as much as we do. You … Read more

Mulching protects strawberries during the winter from severe cold temperatures. This segment shows the best time to remove the straw in the spring. Just remember to leave some of the straw to conserve moisture and to keep the fruit off the soil. Produced by the Department of Communications at Kansas State University. For more information, … Read more

The peace lily (Spathiphyllum) is one of the most popular indoor plants known for its easy care, lush green leaves, and beautiful white blooms. Native to tropical rainforests, the peace lily is well-adapted as a houseplant and can thrive for years with proper care. In this comprehensive guide we will cover everything you need to … Read more

Scientific name : Beaucarnea recurvataSynonym: Ponytail Palm, Elephant Foot Plant, Nolina The Ponytail Palm is a curious looking plant, with a thick bulbous trunk and long flowing delicate fronds sprouting from the top, giving the appearance of a lush green fountain. Its native Mexico, where it has adapted to live in arid terrain, adds to … Read more

Irises are popular perennial flowering plants that add a burst of color and texture to gardens. Many gardeners grow different iris species and cultivars for their showy blooms and attractive sword-shaped foliage. However, over time, irises can become overcrowded, which leads to reduced flowering and decline in plant health. Proper thinning or dividing of congested … Read more

Peace lilies are beloved icons in indoor gardens, gracing homes with elegant beauty. They are among the most popular houseplants, charmed with lush dark-gree foliage and delicate white blooms. Yet, amidst their allure lies a fundamental question: How much light does a peace lily need to thrive? Well, peace lilies thrive in low to moderate … Read more

Copyright: various copyright holders. To reuse an , please click it to see who you will need to contact. Willow oak is so named for its long, narrow, willow-like leaves. It resembles laurel oak (Q. imbricaria) in being one of only two oak species in our area with long, unlobed leaves, but willow oak leaves … Read more

Aloe vera, commonly grown as a houseplant, is known for its leaves which contain a soothing gel used on sunburns and other skin irritations. With over 300 species (the most common being Aloe barbadensis miller), this tropical succulent features fleshy lance-shape leaves with jagged edges that grow out from a basal rosette. Given the right … Read more

Taro, also known as kalo, is a nutritious and delicious root vegetable that has been cultivated for thousands of years. This adaptable plant thrives when grown in flooded conditions, making it the perfect candidate for aquatic gardening. With just a few simple supplies, you can easily learn how to grow taro in water right at … Read more