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TLDR Bamboo is a grass, not a tree. While it may resemble a tree due to its size and appearance, it is scientifically classified as a member of the grass family Poaceae, subfamily Bambusoideae. Bamboo, a word that conjures s of serene Asian gardens and giant pandas munching on green shoots, has been a subject … Read more
Everyones favorite time of the year is when the days begin to get longer, and the transition between the bleak winter landscape and the fantastic spring color show is beginning. During this time, spring bulbs like daffodils and tulips start to emerge from the frozen ground with grass-like sprouts, and tiny buds appear on trees … Read more
Acer palmatum ‘Sumi nagashi’ is a matsumurae type Japanese maple tree with deeply separated lobes and serrated leaves that will make a wonderful addition to any garden. Introduced in Japan in 1930, Sumi nagashi translates to village on the river bank. Sumi nagashi is fast growing and will mature eloquently. Young trees grow vase shaped … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Companion planting is based on the idea that some plants perform better if they are located near a strategic plant partner. This partner may attract beneficial insects, improve soil quality, or even share root space in a … Read more
Pomegranate trees (Punica granatum) produce delicious fruit, and if you have the right warm climate, they are easy to maintain. The trees usually take between three to six years to mature enough to bear their signature red, leathery fruit filled with sweet, edible seeds. The pomegranate can range from a dwarf shrub of 3 feet … Read more
Growing fresh herbs indoors during winter can add flavor and greenery to your home when the garden is dormant. With proper care, many popular culinary herbs will continue thriving indoors throughout the cold season. This comprehensive guide provides tips for overwintering herbs, ensuring your indoor garden stays vibrant until spring. Choosing the Right Herbs for … Read more
Ivy thrives almost anywhere and itâll look fantastic tumbling over your bookshelves or in a hanging basket. Hereâs how to care for it: As English as a cup of tea on a cloudy day, ivy is known as a much-loved outdoor plant. Youâll usually find it scrambling up brickwork, with its long stems and pretty … Read more
Lucky bamboo is a favorite houseplant to give to someone to say “good luck!” It could be just before a test, for a grand opening, or just for fun. These little shoots make fantastic companions because they are so tolerant and easy to care for. Lucky bamboo, with its vibrant green stalks and lush leaves, … Read more
Hazelnut trees, also known as filbert trees, are a popular nut tree to grow for their delicious edible nuts. When planting hazelnut trees, proper spacing is crucial to ensure the trees have adequate room to grow and reach their full potential. This article provides a comprehensive guide on how far apart to plant hazelnut trees … Read more
There are a number of ways you can positively ID a tree – fruit being the easiest – but flowers can provide a great clue. With more than 15 types of fruit and over 100 different varieties at our place, we’ve got lots of experience with the way different flowers look. Fruit blossoms can be … Read more