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Oregano is a staple herb in many cuisines around the world. Whether dried or fresh, its distinctive flavor livens up pasta sauces, meat dishes, vegetables, and more. While dried oregano can be purchased at any grocery store, growing your own oregano from seed allows you access to fresh leaves whenever you need them. However, … Read more
As a plant parent, noticing unusual spots, splotches, or speckles on your plant’s leaves can give you pause. Small yellow spots often indicate an underlying issue that needs addressing. However, not all leaf spots spell trouble for your plants. By understanding the various causes of yellow spots, you can evaluate the situation and take appropriate … Read more
One way to quickly get thick, tapering trunks that can be used to make good bonsai trees is to grow them in a field. What is so important about a thick trunk you might ask. After seeing so many sticks in bonsai pots I would say its extremely important. You should keep in mind that … Read more
Water lilies are a classic pond plant known for their beautiful blooms. To get the most out of your water lily, proper planting is key. One of the most important factors is choosing the right pot size. Bigger pots allow the water lily to grow larger and produce more flowers. This article will guide you … Read more
Even birds that are hard to breed can find a safe place to lay their eggs and watch over their nests thanks to a design that has been tried and tested. If you see a Gouldian Finch, the male will sit in the doorway and watch over the females and their young. Internal or external … Read more
Bamboo is an intriguing plant that many gardeners in Ohio wonder about growing. I’ve done some research into bamboo and whether it can thrive in Ohio’s climate. Here’s what I’ve learned about growing bamboo in the Buckeye State. Can Bamboo Grow in Ohio? The short answer is yes! Many bamboo species can grow quite well … Read more
This article will help you a lot because it tells you about different kinds of lime trees and how to use them. Citrus trees produce limes, which have a variety of uses. Citrus plants first appeared in tropical Southeast Asia and South Asia. Limes have higher levels of sugar and acidity than lemons. Limes are … Read more
This question, “What should I do with my daylilies after they bloom in the middle of summer?” is one of the most-asked ones on the blog right now, and for good reason. Daylilies are a fantastic choice for the landscape. They are low-maintenance, hardy, and for the most part, both deer and drought resistant. Even … Read more
The leaves of a strawberry plant can change color because of problems with watering, food, pests, or disease that can be fixed. Q. I have strawberry plants in my backyard, and I’ve seen that many of their leaves are turning brown or yellow. What could be causing this and what can I do to help … Read more
Prune fall bearing raspberries back to ground level each fall or winter after the plants go dormant. This eliminates the summer crop but will give you a bigger and earlier fall crop. Earlier flowering gives the fruit plenty of time to develop and ripen. Poor weather that interferes with pollination can also result in poor … Read more