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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
Hostas are among the most popular perennials for adding beauty and versatility to shady garden areas. With their wide diversity of leaf shapes sizes and colors, hostas can fit any design need. But while hostas are prized for their foliage, many varieties also produce lovely blooms on tall scapes that rise above the leaves in … Read more
Rubber plants, or Ficus Elastica, are generally very low maintenance plants. With just a little bit of love and care, they’ll live very happily in your home. Yet no matter how experienced you are as a plant parent, the following common rubber plant problems can occasionally arise. Thankfully, these common rubber plant problems are often … Read more
Growing peppers from seed requires a lot of patience and constant care to ensure your plants grow as healthily as possible. For new growers, this may seem rather daunting trying to get your peppers sprouting directly from your garden’s soil. But as long as you know the type of seeds you plan to grow and … Read more
A carpet of cheerful yellow flowers can instantly brighten up any outdoor space. Growing ground covers with yellow blooms is an easy way to add a pop of color to your garden. These low-growing plants spread nicely to cover slopes, fill in spaces between pavers, cascade over walls, and add visual interest to borders. With … Read more
Creeping jenny, also known by its scientific name Lysimachia nummularia, is a popular trailing plant that is often grown outdoors as an ornamental ground cover. But did you know that this vibrant little plant can also thrive when grown indoors? In this comprehensive guide we’ll cover everything you need to know about successfully growing creeping … Read more
The keen-eyed plant fans among you may well have spotted already that there’s a new botanical on the block here at TLB. Let’s say g’day to the magnificent Staghorn Fern! We’re so excited to add this Australian beaut’ to our collection and we think you’re going to love him as much as we do. You … Read more
Mulching protects strawberries during the winter from severe cold temperatures. This segment shows the best time to remove the straw in the spring. Just remember to leave some of the straw to conserve moisture and to keep the fruit off the soil. Produced by the Department of Communications at Kansas State University. For more information, … Read more
The peace lily (Spathiphyllum) is one of the most popular indoor plants known for its easy care, lush green leaves, and beautiful white blooms. Native to tropical rainforests, the peace lily is well-adapted as a houseplant and can thrive for years with proper care. In this comprehensive guide we will cover everything you need to … Read more
Scientific name : Beaucarnea recurvataSynonym: Ponytail Palm, Elephant Foot Plant, Nolina The Ponytail Palm is a curious looking plant, with a thick bulbous trunk and long flowing delicate fronds sprouting from the top, giving the appearance of a lush green fountain. Its native Mexico, where it has adapted to live in arid terrain, adds to … Read more