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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
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
With their gnarled trunks and silvery green leaves, olive trees have an aged, timeless beauty. These symbolic trees also provide the delicious olives and oil that are staples of Mediterranean cuisine. If you want to appreciate the visual and cultural impacts of olive trees, pictures offer a great way to showcase their enduring appeal. Documenting … Read more
With its brilliant red fall display, the burning bush shrub lights up landscapes with blazing color. Find out where you can purchase this eye-catching plant and how to incorporate it into your garden design. What is a Burning Bush Shrub? The burning bush (Euonymus alatus) is a deciduous shrub valued for its vivid crimson foliage … Read more
One of the best ways to add visual interest and color to your garden is with evergreen flowering shrubs. Their lush greenery persists through winter, while flowers in spring, summer or fall provide seasonal blooms. For gardeners in zone 6, there are many beautiful options that thrive in the chillier winters and warmer summers. The … Read more
Elephant ear plants are known for their super-sized heart-shaped leaves that can grow up to 3 feet long. They make a bold statement in any garden or container. While the most common elephant ear varieties have green leaves, there are some stunning dark purple varieties that will really make your plantings pop. In this article, … Read more
Do you love tulips but don’t want to plant and wait for the bulbs to bloom in the spring? What if we told you there was an easier and faster way to enjoy tulips before they would grow naturally outside? You can start the season quickly if you don’t have a green thumb or are … Read more
Dock leaves are a common sight in many backyards and wild areas. Their large, distinctive leaves often have wavy or curly edges. But are these leaves safe for human consumption? Let’s explore the potential risks of eating dock leaves. What is Dock? There are several species of dock but two of the most prevalent are … Read more
Roses love being fed. Better health and more flowers on your rose plant will come from giving it food and water. If you don’t want to frequently buy rose fertilizers from a nursery or online store, no worries. You can create your own homemade rose fertilizer at little or no cost. And the ingredients are … Read more
For gardeners wanting to provide optimal nutrition for container-grown plants, John Innes No. 3 compost is a top choice. Developed in England in the 1930s, the John Innes system features science-based compost blends ideal for potting and repotting. The numbers refer to the formula’s nutrient levels, with No. 3 having the highest fertility for mature … Read more