Robby Impatiens are popular annual flowering plants that can add a pop of color to any garden. With their bright blooms available in a wide range of hues, it’s no wonder they are so beloved. But many gardeners who share their yards with dogs rightly wonder – are impatiens poisonous to canines? Let’s take a look … Read more
The Katsura is a tree that loses its leaves every year. It grows slowly to quickly and reached a height of about 50 feet when it was fully grown. This variety is good for most urban or suburban yards, but people with smaller yards can also choose a dwarf variety that only grows to about … Read more
The beautiful Philodendron Pink Princess is the perfect plant for plant lovers who want to add a touch of class to their home. With its unique variegated foliage, this plant is sure to captivate anyone who lays eyes on it. We will talk about everything you need to know to take care of your Philodendron … Read more
As shown in the photo, dahlias attract insects, some of which are harmful to the dahlia. Dahlias are also subject to several diseases which are described below. This is a picture of Crown Gall on a stored tuber. The tuber didn’t show any physical signs until it started to shoot. Brown spots appearing on dahlia … Read more
At a glance calla lilies and peace lilies appear quite similar. Both produce beautiful white flowers that lend an exotic flair to any space. But despite their visual similarities, calla lilies and peace lilies are very different plants with distinct care needs. Read on to learn how to tell calla lilies and peace lilies apart, … Read more
Woodworkers and artisans often seek out evergreen trees that produce pliable wood ideal for bending, shaping, and carving. One iconic species known for its flexible timber is the yew tree. In this article, we’ll explore the characteristics of yew and survey other desirable options when a bendable, workable evergreen wood is needed. Yew – The … Read more
Putting a lot of time and work into your vegetable garden only to have pests or diseases destroy it is the worst feeling in the world. Well, I totally understand because the same thing happened to me with my squash and it got blossom end rot. This issue inspired me to write this article in … Read more
Early this week, I showed you my holiday-themed green and red kitchen. I also showed you a wreath I made especially for this year. When I worked with Tree Classics this holiday season, they let me pick out some things I wanted to try. I asked them to send me a huge box of red … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Plum trees aren’t too hard to take care of, and a careful trim is better for them than a full crop when it comes to pruning. But it’s important to know when to prune any plum tree … Read more
Chamomile is a beloved herb known for its mild sedative and soothing properties. The pretty, daisy-like flowers of this highly useful plant grace gardens across North America. If you’re lucky enough to have chamomile growing in your own yard, there are so many wonderful ways to put it to use! Keep reading for 10 creative … Read more