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Monstera deliciosa is commonly referred to as Swiss cheese plant, Mexican breadfruit, and hurricane plant. It grows as an understory plant in its native Central America and became a popular houseplant in the United States in the 1950s thanks to the plants large, tropical foliage and ease of care. Today, M. deliciosa is typically available … Read more
Boxwood is a popular and versatile evergreen shrub that adds beauty and elegance to any landscape. However, despite their resilience, boxwood plants can sometimes turn yellow, indicating a problem with their health. Understanding the reasons behind this yellowing can help you address the issue effectively and revive your plants. Several factors can contribute to boxwood … Read more
Many commercial growers and home gardeners often confront the issue of Blossom End Rot (BER) in their tomato, pepper, and eggplant. The BER is a physiological disorder caused by a localized calcium deficiency in the blossom-end of the fruit. It is a physiological disorder and is not caused by fungi, bacteria, or any other living … Read more
Bird watching is a beloved hobby for many people. There’s something special about seeing colorful songbirds flock to your backyard. A great way to attract diverse species is by offering homemade bird food. While bird seed is popular, there are many seed-free options that provide vital nutrition. Read on to learn 7 homemade treats to … Read more
Winter can be a challenging time for bonsai trees. The cold temperatures, shorter days, and potential for frozen soil put stress on trees and require special care and protection. Proper winter care is crucial for the health and survival of bonsai trees. This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about caring for your … Read more
Thrips are a common pest on both outdoor and indoor plants. They cause damage by feeding on plant sap, destroying plant tissues with their chewing mouthparts. These insects thrive in warm conditions, becoming a bigger problem outdoors during summer months. Because they are tiny and multiply rapidly, thrips can go undetected until a serious infestation … Read more
Here is the answer for the crossword clue Trees with pliable wood last seen in LA Times Daily puzzle. We have found 40 possible answers for this clue in our database. Among them, one solution stands out with a 98% match which has a length of 4 letters. We think the likely answer to this … Read more
Bakers Colorado Blue Spruce Tree – #5 Container 2-3 Feet is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock. Qty This item is a recurring or deferred purchase. By continuing, I agree to the Plant Sentry is designed to protect both consumers and the nursery trade from invasive plant pests and … Read more
Having grown up in the countryside, nature and self-sufficiency have always been big part of my life. I live and breathe nature and had the chance to delve even deeper into this interest during my studies in agricultural systems science at university. Favourite fruit: apples, blackberries and plums Favourite vegetables: potatoes, peppers and courgettes Alocasia … Read more
At Mottisfont in Hampshire, the Rose Garden is a summer highlight. Jonny Bass, previous Head Gardener there, explains how to create a beautiful rose arch in your own garden. Arches and pergolas covered in blooming roses are a charming addition to any garden. As a vertical structure, an arch allows you to grow more roses … Read more