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Growing Bay Leaf Plants in Pots: A Complete Care Guide
Bay leaf plants (Laurus nobilis) are a popular herb known for their fragrant leaves that are used to flavor soups, stews, and other dishes. While bay leaf plants can grow quite large when planted in the ground, they can also thrive when grown in containers. Here is a complete guide to caring for bay leaf … Read more
Add Some Color and Whimsy to Your Yard with a Weeping Cherry Tree
If you’re looking to add a touch of elegance and visual interest to your landscape, a weeping cherry tree may be just what you need. These graceful trees are beloved for their cascade of pink or white flowers in spring and their flowing, weeping branches. Luckily, it’s easy to find weeping cherry trees for sale … Read more
Small Backyard Deck Ideas on a Budget: Maximizing Style and Functionality
A deck is a great addition to a backyard. Not only will it increase your home value, but it can encourage outdoor living and increase your living space exponentially. Traditional decks are generally made from wood or composite decking, which is a manufactured combination of natural wood and plastic. There are pros and cons to … Read more
How to Revive a Dying Lilac Bush
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Legions of lilac lovers look forward to spring when the pink, lavender or white flowers open and send their sweet scent into the air. An unsightly case of lilac blight can turn that excitement to disappointment in no time. Lilac blight is difficult to control so it’s recommended that you buy blight-resistant … Read more
Growing Vibrant Black and Blue Salvia from Seeds
Elevate your garden with vibrant Salvia Black and Blue by choosing the perfect planting method! Black and blue salvia (Salvia guaranitica ‘Black and Blue’) is a stunning flower loved for its rich, saturated colors and towering height. The unique two-tone blossoms feature vivid iridescent blue flower spikes and deep midnight black bud sepals, creating a … Read more
marble queen pothos moss pole
When it comes to adding a touch of elegance to your indoor garden, the Marble Queen Pothos is a stunning choice. This versatile houseplant is not only easy on the eyes but also quite adaptable, making it a beloved favorite among plant lovers. One way to help this plant thrive and show off its best … Read more
How to Get Ants Out of Your Bed – A Complete Guide
Ants can be a nuisance in any part of your home, but finding them in your bed can be particularly frustrating. Not only does it disrupt your peaceful sleep, but it can also pose health risks. Ants can carry bacteria and pathogens that can cause infections and allergies. Preventing ants infestation in your bedroom is … Read more
Why Are the Leaves Falling Off My Rubber Plant?
Rubber plants are beautiful, low-maintenance houseplants. But these versatile specimens can sometimes drop their leaves without warning, leaving you to determine the cause. If your rubber plant loses the occasional lower leaf but is otherwise healthy, dont be concerned—its part of the plants natural growth cycle. But if leaf drop is persistent or affects much … Read more
How Deep Do Tomato Roots Grow? A Complete Guide
Each Bonnie tomato label urges you to plant tomatoes deep, so that a full 2/3 of the plant is underground. That means that if you buy a 10-inch tall plant, all but the top three to four inches is buried. Why? Because the plant will have a better, stronger root system. Better roots mean better … Read more