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If you’ve noticed your lawn looking tired, mossy, or feeling spongy underfoot, it may be time to break out the scarifier Scarifying is an important part of lawn care that revitalizes grass and keeps it lush and healthy But what exactly is scarifying, and when should you use a scarifier? Let’s take a closer look … Read more
If youve looked into natural treatments for mild depression, youve probably heard about St. Johns Wort. It’s probably the most common herb used to improve mood and lower anxiety, and in most temperate areas, it’s easy to spot as a wild plant. perfect for treating those lost-in-the-wilderness blues. St. The pretty yellow flowers and green, … Read more
Is your fiddle leaf fig plant sick? These plants can get stuck in a rut that’s hard to get them out of. Brown spots, dropping leaves, and lack of growth can be frustrating and challenging to overcome. Hold on to that plant even though you want to give up. Try one last thing: move it … Read more
There may be house plant gnats if you noticed a sudden rise in the number of tiny fruit flies flying or crawling around in the soil of your plants, especially after you watered them. Fungus gnats are attracted to moist soil and can breed and spread fast. The larvae feeds on organic matter and in … Read more
If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. This old saying fits the Peed family well, who started growing yellow onions on their farm, Flatland Ag, Inc. during the 1970s. , near Aurora in the early ’90s. The Peeds had been farming other crops, like corn and soybeans, for more than 100 years, but … Read more
String of Pearls was one of the first plants I bought when I became interested in keeping plants as pets. Whats not to love about those cute round green peas? They make you happy just looking at them. Like something out of Dr Suess. However String of Pearls was also one of the first and … Read more
Peace Lilies are one of the easiest houseplants to care for and grow. They are often given as gifts or chosen as the first plant that new plant growers get. Their pretty white flowers bloom for several months and they do not require direct sunlight. Some people may think they won’t have any problems with … Read more
The Chinese money plant scientifically known as Pilea peperomioides is an incredibly popular houseplant. Its distinctive round, coin-shaped leaves make it a unique addition to any indoor jungle. But is this trendy plant safe to have around cats? For cat owners, it’s crucial to know which plants are toxic before inviting them into your home. … Read more
Monstera is one of the most popular indoor plants. But even though they don’t need much care, the type of pot you choose can make the difference between a houseplant that does well and one that doesn’t: This full guide will show you how the pot you choose for your Monstera can affect its health … Read more
A lush, green lawn is the dream for many homeowners But getting grass to grow can be tricky, especially if your yard consists of poor quality soil This is where mixing grass seed and topsoil comes in. Topsoil contains organic matter that grass needs to establish roots and grow. But should you actually combine grass … Read more