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Blueberry bushes should be pruned every year to rejuvenate the plant and encourage a good crop of large, plump fruits. Pruning is also essential if youre growing blueberries in a container and want to keep your plants at a manageable size. Here, horticultural expert Mandy Bradshaw shares her step-by-step guide to pruning a blueberry plant. … Read more
Burning bush (Euonymus alatus) is a deciduous shrub that is popular in North American landscaping. The dense, multi-stemmed, rounded shrub gets its common name from the transformation of its medium-green elliptical leaves into brilliant red fall foliage. Best planted in the fall or spring from a container-grown nursery plant, burning bush grows at a moderate … Read more
This growth story of a Haworthia, also sometimes called a Zebra plant has been beautifully photographed and cared for since 2014. The owner and photographer shares more stunning photos of plants and gardening on instagram @_follis_. He has kindly shared his story and photos below. I had purchased the Haworthia in late November of 2014 … Read more
Olive trees, while resilient, are susceptible to various diseases that can affect their health and productivity. In this article, well explore some of the most common olive tree diseases that afflict trees in the UK, their symptoms, and practical strategies for prevention and treatment. By arming yourself with knowledge about these diseases, you can better … Read more
Hornwort is a popular aquatic plant for both fish tanks and outdoor ponds because of its fluffy-looking stems, extremely fast growth, and ability to consume excess nutrients from the water. Learn about the care requirements for hornwort and whether or not it’s the right plant for you. Ceratophyllum demersum is known by many common names, … Read more
Fritillaria bulbs offer a fun and unique way to add bold, exotic flair to your spring garden. With their checkered, nodding flowers in a dizzying array of colors, shapes and patterns, these uncommon bulbs are sure to delight. If you want to grow these captivating plants next season proper planting of the bulbs in fall … Read more
The of bitterweed (Hymenoxys odorata) — yellow flowers sprouting in the pastures and rangeland of the Southwest — may cause farmers and ranchers to groan. This yellow-flowered plant, a member of the aster family (Asteraceae), is poisonous when eaten by sheep, cows and other livestock. Bitterweed, also known as western bitterweed or rubberweed (Hymenoxys odorata), … Read more
Spider plants are among the most popular house plants, partly for the fact that they are renowned for being easy to look after. These stripy green friends seem to grow and reproduce at the speed of light and even flourish with the most minimal care. However, they still deserve a little care and attention. One … Read more
Want to know how to grow ginger? We are successfully growing ginger US zone 6b and have done so for multiple years. Ginger is a bit of a diva crop, especially when grown outside its natural environment. However, the taste and health benefits of ginger make it worth the effort to grow! Ginger is a … Read more
Candytuft is a flowering woody subshrub, though it is sometimes categorized as a perennial known for its clusters of small, multi-petaled white or pastel flowers. Candytuft grows best in drier, less humid conditions and requires full to partial sun, well-draining soil of any pH, and grows in a variety of temperatures. Candytuft is slightly toxic … Read more