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Sunflowers are a beloved warm-weather flower known for their bright, cheerful faces and tall stalks. However, brown spots on the leaves can put a damper on your otherwise vibrant sunflower display. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll cover what causes these pesky spots, effective treatment methods, and prevention strategies to avoid issues in the future. What … Read more
The Mimosa Tree is a stunning show of flower bursts, which are often compared to starbursts or fireworks. This small to medium-sized fast growing Mimosa Tree displays the most beautiful pink flowers in the depths of summer. Butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds will flock to these flowers, which show off bright, tight clusters of pink to … Read more
I study organic agriculture and am very connected to plants and nature. At home, we run a small organic farm with a few animals, various crops and some forest. The production of healthy food in harmony with nature inspires me anew time and again. Favourite fruit: apple, pear and plum Favourite vegetables: potato, pumpkin and … Read more
When it comes to bloom time, texture, and drought resistance in the ornamental garden, Russian sage is a top-notch performer. Its long clusters of lavender blooms have been known to last up to fifteen weeks in some gardens, and ten weeks is easily achieved with this aromatic woody perennial that starts blooming with the heat … Read more
Lavender, with its captivating scent and vibrant purple blooms, is a favorite among many gardeners. But while it thrives during warm summer days, severe winter weather can be a challenging time for this perennial herb. Ensuring your lavender plants make it through the cold months requires a bit of knowledge and preparation. From mulching to … Read more
Reptiles can be found in different environments all over the world meaning that the conditions required for them to thrive will vary wildly from species to species. The four main points to consider when setting up a reptiles enclosure are humidity, heating, lighting and husbandry (including decor). Many people in the UK find humidity to … Read more
Most fiddle leaf fig owners keep their fiddles as houseplants in pots. You’ll find tons of information on the web (and this site) about caring for indoor fiddles, but what about tips for growing a fiddle leaf fig outdoors? In this article, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about growing a fiddle leaf … Read more
Humans have grown, harvested, and enjoyed olives for thousands of years. Olive trees are valued for their fruits and the oil they produce. However, not all olive trees bear fruit. “Fruitless” olive trees are sterile. They flower and are ornamental but rarely produce viable fruits. These versatile trees love full sun and can handle occasional … Read more
Overcrowding, a decline in bloom quality, or just a desire for an exciting new garden design -“ there are many reasons to need to move and divide daffodils. Moving and dividing the bulbs remains integral to growing daffodils, well worth getting the hang of. Daffodils are one of the most popular spring flowers, providing cheerful … Read more
That raspberry plants get yellow leaves is basically not a question but a statement. And it is relatively unimportant whether it is at a hobby gardeners home, during the production of pot/container plants, in our variety garden or even at our breeding facility. But as diverse as the individual raspberry varieties are, so versatile are … Read more