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Moving a money tree to a new pot might seem hard for people who are new to gardening, but it’s really not that hard. Whether your plant has outgrown its current pot or just needs new, nutrient-rich soil, repotting it will not only help the roots grow quickly but also keep the tree healthy overall. … Read more
As any gardener knows planting trees can get expensive. Purchasing saplings from a nursery often costs $10-50 each depending on the species and size. That adds up fast when you’re looking to establish a windbreak timber plantation, or wildlife habitat on your property. Luckily, there’s an easy and affordable way to get free trees – … Read more
Whether you have collected air plants for a long time or are just starting out, one of your precious plants will get sick at some point, no matter how well you take care of it. So what do you do? Let it die and get a new plant, right? No, you can try to bring … Read more
Mistloe cactus grows on trees in its natural, tropical environment. It is an epiphytic cactus with trailing, pencil-shaped leaves. This kind of cactus does best in dappled sunlight or indirect indoor sunlight. It also needs soil that drains very well and needs to be watered a little more often than a typical desert cactus. Additionally, … Read more
It can be incredibly frustrating when ants seem to target and swarm you more than other people. No matter what you do they keep coming back and crawling all over your skin clothes, and belongings. What is it about you in particular that attracts ants? Understanding some key facts about ant biology and behavior provides … Read more
Amaryllis bulbs are a popular gift around the holidays for their ability to bloom brightly indoors during the winter. Their large, trumpet-shaped flowers come in stunning shades of red, white, pink, salmon, and more, instantly brightening any space. But what do you do with amaryllis bulbs after they are done blooming? Many people discard them … Read more
Lavender’s a hardy plant, but it’s not invincible. If you grow a lot of lavender, you will lose plants every year, either when they are dormant in the winter or when they are growing. We lost lavender plants this summer, as many have. This isn’t only true for large-scale growers, though. Even home gardeners can … Read more
Pinching out your tomatoes is an essential part of tomato plant care. That’s because tomato plants naturally grow bushy, and if you let them grow the way they want, they’ll focus on growing leaves instead of fruit. Naturally, no one wants that; the goal is to grow lots of beautiful tomatoes. By pinching out the … Read more
Tulips are one of the most popular spring flowering bulbs, lighting up gardens with their cheerful blooms in shades of red, yellow, white, pink and purple. Many gardeners treat tulips as annuals, planting fresh bulbs each fall. But did you know you can dig up and replant tulip bulbs for many years of beauty? Learning … Read more
Thyme seeds are tiny, mysterious little things. Even experienced gardeners often wonder – what do thyme seeds actually look like? This common herb is a staple in kitchens around the world. Dried thyme leaves add woodsy, aromatic flavor to soups, stews, meat dishes, and more. The essential oil from thyme has antiseptic and antimicrobial properties. … Read more