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As an organic fertilizer, bone powder is good for tomato plants and other vegetable plants. Tomato plants do best in natural, organic soils that are full of nutrients. They also need a lot of phosphorus to make good fruit. When utilized correctly, bone powder can aid sustain strenuous tomato plants. But using bone powder could … Read more
H. coccineus and H. moscheutos are two types of hardy hibiscus plants that die back to the ground every winter and grow new leaves in the spring. They are hardy in zones 4 or 5 through 9 and slow to emerge in spring. I had to wait until early July one season, so be patient. … Read more
Planting an amaryllis bulb in a pot is easy. All you need is a bulb, potting mix, and a container with a drainage hole in the bottom. You will also need a saucer and maybe a coaster to keep furniture and window sills from getting scratched or stained by water. Amaryllis bulbs produce stunning blooms … Read more
As a homeowner, I love having a thick, emerald green lawn that makes my property look well-maintained and inviting But patience is crucial when it comes to growing grass from seed Depending on conditions, it can take 7-14 days for new grass seedlings to sprout. When you’re eager to establish a new lawn or repair … Read more
Creeping thyme makes a pretty and fragrant ground cover carpet, as well as a great spiller in pots. It likes a little grit in the soil and is easy to grow. Few plants provide the ease of maintenance, beautiful coverage, and bright spring blooms, as Mother of thyme. This herbaceous plant, which is also called … Read more
Forget Me Not flowers are believed to originate from Eurasia and North America and symbolize remembrance. Once upon a time, two lovers were walking along the river and saw the bright blue blossoms. As he picked up the flowers and gave them to his lover, the man was swept away by the water and told … Read more
Transplanting Rose of Sharon in Spring – A Detailed Guide Rose of Sharon is a popular summer-blooming shrub valued for its long season of color. Its resilience makes transplanting rose of sharon possible in both spring and fall. But is spring the optimal time to move this flowering woody plant? Let’s dig into the pros, … Read more
Many people love peanuts, and their use in food has grown over the years, making their way into almost everything. There’s nothing this little thing can’t do. It can be eaten raw or mixed with chocolate and other sweets. It can also be used in a lot of savory dishes and make tasty butter. What … Read more
Potatoes are a beloved vegetable to grow in home gardens Few things beat digging up a hill of homegrown potatoes in the fall! However, to get a bountiful potato harvest, it’s important to plant the seed potatoes at the proper depth. So how deep should you plant potatoes? When planting potatoes you’ll want to sow … Read more
If you have a blooming yucca plant, you may be wondering what to do with the abundant seed pods it produces. Yucca pods are filled with seeds that can be collected and planted to propagate new yucca plants. In this article, we’ll look at how and when to harvest yucca seeds from pods. We’ll also … Read more