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Banish black spots on your mint and keep your garden lush with these essential plant-saving tips! ️♂️ If you’ve noticed dark marks marring the beauty of your mint plant’s leaves you’re not alone. Black spots are a common issue that plague mint growers. But before you despair, know that there are solutions. With some detective … Read more
You found an unknown plant with pink flowers on long, straight stems that don’t have leaves. Here are some flowering plants that look like the one you found. A plant is usually easily identifiable either by its leaves, flowers, or fruits. The only thing that can help us figure out what kind of plant it … Read more
Get rid of brown spots on your Dwarf Umbrella Tree with these tried-and-true tips for taking care of a lush, healthy plant. The umbrella plant, also known as Schefflera or octopus tree, is admired for its glossy evergreen foliage and gracefully arching stems. However, despite being relatively easy to care for, umbrella plants are prone … Read more
Many home gardeners and DIYers who want to save money are always looking for cheaper ways to grow plants for their gardens and homes. One way to do this might be to make your own potting soil instead of buying it already made at home improvement and garden stores. Even though buying the base ingredients … Read more
Pilea peperomioides is a popular houseplant with coin-shaped leaves that looks nice and is easy to take care of. It is also known as the pancake plant, the Chinese money plant, the coin plant, or the UFO plant. This flowering perennial is in the nettle family (Urticaceae). It comes from southern China and grows naturally … Read more
A flourishing outdoor garden starts from the roots up. Using premium liquid fertilizers provides essential nutrients to grow the biggest, healthiest plants possible. Liquid plant foods offer a quick feast for roots along with ease of use. Read on to discover the best ready-to-use liquid fertilizers that will WOW your outdoor containers, flower beds, vegetable … Read more
Burning bush (Euonymus alatus) is a deciduous shrub that has been very popular in North American landscaping. The dense, multi-stemmed, round shrub gets its name from the bright red leaves that turn from medium-green elliptical shapes in the fall. Burning bush grows slowly, adding about a foot of growth each year, and needs full sun. … Read more
The money tree (Pachira aquatica, USDA plant hardiness zones 10 to 12) is cute in many ways, but you can’t pick its leaves and take them to the bank. You can grow them indoors or outdoors. Other names for them are water chestnuts, Malabar chestnuts, braided money trees, or Guiana chestnuts. It can be a … Read more
With their elegant, dangling bell-shaped flowers, coral bells (Heuchera) are captivating perennials that brighten up any garden with texture and color The good news is that these charismatic plants can be readily grown from seeds with a bit of knowledge and patience In this comprehensive guide, you’ll learn expert tips and techniques for successfully propagating … Read more
Peonies are prized ornamental plants in gardens across North America. Their large, lush blooms in shades of pink red white, and yellow appear in late spring and early summer. However, peony enthusiasts may sometimes notice unwelcome black spots marring the beauty of the leaves. In this article we’ll explore the common causes of black spots … Read more