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Transporting a rhododendron can be arduous if youre not fully prepared. In this guide, This Old Houses Roger Cook shows you how to move this shrub efficiently. Transplanting a rhododendron can breathe new life into your landscape, giving this beautiful shrub a fresh start in a more suitable location. Whether you’re redesigning your garden or … Read more
Gardening in Atlanta, Georgia, comes with unique opportunities and challenges, thanks to the citys humid subtropical climate, long growing season, and variable soil conditions. With hot, humid summers, mild winters, and occasional droughts, selecting the right plants for this southeastern US state is key to creating a lush, resilient landscape that thrives year-round. By choosing … Read more
Do you want to grow a dense, lush privacy hedge in your front or backyard? If yes, skip laurel shrubs can be your ideal choice! Skip laurel is a privacy hedge that can turn your garden into a lush green wonderland. It has clusters of fragrant white flowers, glossy green pointed leaves, and blackish-purple berries. … Read more
Q: I bought a mandevilla vine last spring, and I have brought it into my southeast-facing apartment, where it is doing well, but some of the leaves seem to develop spots, and then after a day or so they turn yellow and fall off. I cant see anything on the leaves, even with a magnifying … Read more
As I move through my garden’s overgrown scenery, I have to deal with azalea bushes I don’t want there. These bright plants can make any place look nice, but they might hinder my gardening plans or make the area too crowded. In this article, I start the process of getting rid of these azalea bushes … Read more
Air plants are unique from other houseplants — theyre part of the epiphytes family, which means they dont need soil to survive. However, they can turn brown for many different reasons. Where and how the discoloration appears will help you determine why your plant is suffering. Depending on if their brown leaves feel limp or … Read more
Walk into any plant nursery or home decor store and you’re bound to come across two familiar greenery staples the snake plant and the mother-in-law’s tongue Despite their wildly different common names, these two popular houseplants are actually the same species – though you’d be forgiven for not realizing it at first glance! In this … Read more
Peace lilies are one of the most popular houseplants due to their ability to thrive in low light conditions. Their glossy dark green leaves and elegant white flowers add life and beauty to any indoor space. While peace lilies are quite hardy plants, providing them with the right plant food is key to keeping them … Read more
Can You Transplant Rose of Sharon in the Spring? Rose of Sharon is a popular flowering shrub valued for its upright form and large, colorful blooms Its flowers come in shades of blue, pink, purple, red, and white With star-shaped petals and prominent yellow stamens, the blossoms add cheer to the garden in summer when … Read more
Unravel the mystery of your polka dot plants curling leaves and revive its lush beauty! Having a polka dot plant with vibrant, colorful foliage is a joy for any houseplant enthusiast. But nothing is more frustrating than noticing those once-vibrant leaves starting to curl under and crinkle. If you’ve noticed your polka dot plant’s leaves … Read more