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Welcome to the world of avocados! And what a wonderful wide world it is. Hass, the most common type of avocado that you’ll find in grocery stores, is only one of dozens of avocado varieties around. To be honest, Hass isn’t necessarily the best one either! It just happens to be the most marketable because … Read more
Salvia is an herbaceous perennial that is commonly seen in wildflower gardens, landscapes, and even patio planters. They bloom prolifically all season long, attracting loads of beneficial insects and pollinators. Salvia is a very tough plant, able to withstand the hottest and driest climates. They can thrive in tough soil conditions while also being resistant … Read more
Autograph tree (Clusia rosea) may just be one of coolest houseplants that you’ve never heard of. Hailing from the tropics, this ultra-trendy tree is starting to show up in nurseries and garden centers everywhere, and is well worth seeking out if you’re looking for a lush, leafy houseplant that is remarkably easy to care for. … Read more
Succulents have enjoyed a resurgence in popularity in recent years, with houseplants being no exception. Jade plant (Crassula ovata) has long been a favorite of houseplant enthusiasts for its round fleshy leaves, distinct tree-like form, and undemanding nature. Also known as lucky plant, money plant or money tree, jade plant signifies luck, prosperity and friendship … Read more
Austrian pine trees are stunning conifers that can add beauty and elegance to any landscape. However, these trees are susceptible to attack by destructive microscopic pests known as nematodes. Once a pine tree is infected with pine wilt nematodes, the tree will die. There is no way to treat an infected tree that is already … Read more
Not everything that is called jasmine is botanically a true jasmine. The name jasmine is commonly used for flowering plants that have a scent like jasmine but don’t necessarily belong to the genus Jasminum. Asiatic jasmine (Trachelospermum asiaticum) with its fragrant pale yellow flowers is one of them. Unlike jasmine shrubs and vines, Asiatic jasmine … Read more
Ashwagandha has become an increasingly popular herbal supplement due to its many purported health benefits. From reducing stress and anxiety to boosting brain function this Ayurvedic herb has a lot to offer. If you want to experience the benefits of ashwagandha for yourself growing your own plants is a great option. However, finding a reputable … Read more
As an indoor plant parent few things are more distressing than discovering caterpillars munching away on your beloved plants. These voracious eaters can make quite the meal out of succulent artillery plant leaves if given the chance! Caterpillars, the larval stage of butterflies and moths, can consume large amounts of foliage in their quest to … Read more
If youre looking to grow Ashwagandha in Zone 7, youre in luck! With the right techniques and care, you can cultivate this powerful plant in your garden. In this article, well take a closer look at what Ashwagandha is, why you should grow it, the climate and soil conditions of Zone 7, the best time … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Grape hyacinths rise in early spring with sweet little clusters of purple and sometimes white flowers. They are prolific bloomers which naturalize easily and arrive year after year. The plants can get out of hand over time … Read more