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Picture this: Youre tending to your cannabis garden, thriving in the joy of cultivation, when suddenly, you spot a disheartening sight – black spots on weed. What could be the cause of this sudden blemish? More importantly, how do you tackle this issue without risking the health of your beloved plants? This comprehensive guide steps … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Is ash good for compost? Yes. Since ashes do not contain nitrogen and will not burn plants, they can be useful in the garden, especially in the compost pile. Wood ash compost can be a valuable source … Read more
Irish jokes have a charm that transcends borders, bringing a smile to everyone who hears them. In this blog post, you’ll discover a variety of Irish humor, from short one-liners perfect for adults to engaging funny stories that feel almost real. Whether you’re looking for a quick laugh or a longer humorous tale, these jokes … Read more
Nothing can be more disheartening than noticing your beloved money trees leaves turning black. As a plant parent, its natural to worry and wonder whats going on. After all, youve done your best to give it love and care, so why is it having such a tough time? This article will explore various reasons why … Read more
Balloon flowers are clump-forming perennials and members of the easy-to-grow bellflower family of plants although the blooms do not resemble bells. Instead, puffy, balloon-like buds swell up to produce the 2- to 3-inch star-shaped blue-violet flowers. Balloon flowers will thrive in just about any condition, except in especially hot environments. This plant prefers rich soil, … Read more
Within the large Malus genus, which also includes the species grown for large table apples, there are more than 30 species that feature smaller tart fruits and magnificent flowers. These are the flowering crabapples, of which there are many dozens of named cultivars. Many of these are grafted types, produced by joining the branch cuttings … Read more
Harvesting potatoes is easily one of the most fun garden tasks! Big, bushy green plants on top of the soil hide incredible riches beneath. But the exact thing that makes harvesting so fun—the glorious surprise of your bounty—also makes it a little tricky to know exactly when to dig up those delicious tubers. We’re going … Read more
Growing up in the suburban New York City area, surrounded by beech/oak forest, we sat in a wonderful place to enjoy the seasonal comings and goings of a wide variety of birds. And since my parents were avid gardeners, we were even better situated to enjoy the local bird populations. Feeding the birds, especially during … Read more
Tree ferns are not actually trees, but with their tall ‘trunks’ and dramatic crown of fronds, they do look very tree-like. The trunk is actually a mat of fibrous aerial roots that need to be kept moist. The most common species tree fern grown in the UK is Dicksonia antarctica. Native to Tasmania, its one … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Broccoli is a cool-weather vegetable usually eaten for its delicious head. Broccoli is a member of the cole crop or Brassicaceae family, and as such, has a number of insects that enjoy the tasty head as much … Read more