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Snapdragons are a beloved cool weather annual flower that can instantly jazz up any garden with their showy spikes of blooms in a variety of vibrant colors Getting these beauties to thrive first starts with mastering the proper timing for planting snapdragon seeds both indoors and outdoors, When and how you get your snapdragon seeds … Read more
Poppies might be the most swoon-worthy flower ever. Their delicate blooms unfurl each morning and bring delight to all who encounter them. Pollinators also love poppies. I like to sneak out to the garden early in the morning and wait by the patch of poppies. As soon as the sun starts to rise, the flowers … Read more
Potato grow bags have become increasingly popular in recent years for home gardeners looking for an easy way to grow potatoes in a small space. But do these fabric pots actually produce a decent potato harvest? In this article we’ll take an in-depth look at potato grow bags to find out if they really work … Read more
Bleach does more than whiten clothes—its potency also kills pesky weeds. It is the best way to get rid of weeds that are growing on their own, like those that are growing between pavers or on a patio. Find out why bleach kills weeds, how to make a spray solution, and what safety steps you … Read more
Can you lay mulch after rain? The quick answer is yes, doing so can be highly beneficial. This post has more information from Hernandez Complete Tree Service, the mulching experts you can trust in Bryans Road, MD. Putting down mulch, which is made of organic matter, keeps the ground cool, keeps the soil moist, and … Read more
Siberian irises (Iris sibirica) are herbaceous perennial plants prized for their graceful, lush foliage and stunning blooms in shades of blue, purple, white and yellow. Native to central and eastern Europe, they are hardy in USDA zones 3-9 and can thrive for years in the garden if their needs are met. However, mature clumps will … Read more
Do your rose bush’s leaves turn red? While red leaves can be a normal part of the bush’s growth pattern, they can also be a sign that something major is wrong. Anyone who loves roses should know the difference between normal growth and signs that something big is wrong with their rose bed or garden. … Read more
The pretty, lily-like amaryllis is a popular choice for a houseplant. It looks beautiful in a pot indoors and comes in a range of colors, such as white or pink, orange, salmon, red, and even two-toned. This bulb doesn’t need a very big pot, but you will have to move it to a bigger one … Read more
The fiddle leaf fig is one of the most popular houseplants around. With its large, vibrant green leaves that resemble a violin, it’s easy to see why the fiddle leaf fig is so sought-after. But this tropical plant can be a bit finicky, especially when it comes to repotting. So is winter an okay time … Read more
Thank you for asking your question on Just Answer. Congratulations on your pineapple plant producing a pineapple. The pineapple is ready to remove and eat. The color of the new pineapple will changes from green to rich gold. The color change starts at the bottom of the fruit and moves upwards. The fruit can be … Read more