Robby Convallaria majalis, or Lily of the Valley, is a delicate and pretty plant that grows a delightfully fragrant white flower. Despite its name, Lily of the Valley is not in the same family as lilies. Instead, it is in the same family as asparagus. It’s a hardy plant that quickly covers the ground and thrives … Read more
When browsing plants at a nursery or reading about landscaping options online, you may come across the term “semi-evergreen.” But what exactly does it mean when a plant is described as semi-evergreen? In this article, we’ll provide a clear explanation of the characteristics and care of semi-evergreen trees, shrubs, and other plants. Defining Semi-Evergreen Plants … Read more
Earwigs are one of the many destructive pests that will harm your dahlias. In this guide, I will be explaining how to protect dahlias from earwigs. Earwigs are nocturnal insect pests originating from Europe. 1 While they do eat other dahlia pests such as aphids, they are a threat to dahlias, too. Like many other … Read more
Hello everyone. This is my first visit to your forum. I posed this question on the perennials forum but got conflicting and not confident answers. Hope you can help. I have a Rooguchi (spelling?) that is 3 to 5 years old. Wonderful plant. It’s hard to find them around here, but I’d like to have … Read more
Even though pet food should always be kept in a container that keeps air out, ants can get in there sometimes anyway. This guide will show you how to get ants out of pet food and keep them out. You can easily save your dog food and cat food without having to toss it in … Read more
Adding a touch of nature’s beauty to your projects can really make them pop That’s where free clipart of flowers and butterflies comes in handy! These charming images are a quick and easy way to incorporate lovely floral designs and graceful winged insects into your work When used creatively flower and butterfly clipart can enliven … Read more
Demystifying Buffer pH on Your Soil Test Report Soil tests provide critical information for monitoring and amending your soil to optimize plant growth. Along with pH essential nutrients and organic matter, most lab reports also include something called buffer pH. What does this value mean and how can you use it? This guide breaks down … Read more
I went to college to study horticultural sciences, and in my free time I like to grow anything with roots on my own land. I am particularly passionate about self-sufficiency and seasonal food. Favourite fruit: quince, cornelian cherry and blueberries Favourite vegetables: peas, tomatoes and garlic. One of the first plants to bloom in our … Read more
Demystifying Honeysuckle Toxicity: How Much is Dangerous for Dogs? Honeysuckle is a gorgeous, fragrant plant that often graces gardens parks and backyards. With its sweet scent and colorful, trumpet-shaped blooms, it’s easy to see why honeysuckle is a popular choice for landscaping. However, behind its beauty lies a troubling truth – honeysuckle can be toxic … Read more
One of the most complex aspects of American football is the language used in play calling ‘Scatter to West Right Tight’ is an example of a common play call that can seem like gibberish to casual fans. By breaking it down piece by piece, we can understand exactly what this play call means The Structure … Read more