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Spider mites are tiny bugs that love your indoor plants too much. This post will show you how to find them, get rid of them, and keep your plants healthy and happy. Spider mites are tiny pests that can cause significant damage to both outdoor and indoor plants. Their small size makes them difficult to … Read more
One of the least exciting but most useful things you can do to improve the look of your garden is to grow evergreen plants in pots. It isn’t hard and colorful – more like bonsai without all the tedious snipping. But the work you put in pays off with lots of interesting textures, colors, and … Read more
One of the most exciting parts of mushroom cultivation is spotting those first tiny pins forming on your substrate. The appearance of pins signals the beginning of the fruiting stage. But how long after you see initial pins can you expect your mushrooms to be ready for harvesting? The timeline from initial pinning to mature … Read more
There’s nothing better than being able to grab a peach or apple from your tree right outside your back door and eat it right away. To have a healthy tree and get good fruit production, planting your trees properly is an essential step. You may also need to move a tree to make room for … Read more
A lush, vibrant privet hedge can be the perfect addition to enhance your landscape. With its glossy green leaves and neat, tailored appearance, a well-maintained privet hedge brings structure and beauty to any garden. One of the keys to keeping your privet hedge looking its best is proper fertilization. Fertilizing on a regular schedule will … Read more
If you’re a fan of the graceful, arching foliage of spider plants but want to branch out, you’re in luck. Many houseplants share a similar vibe with their long strappy leaves and easygoing nature. While no two plants are exactly alike these 8 options can be great alternatives or companions to classic spider plants. Read … Read more
The delicate and intricate love in the mist flower has captivated gardeners and florists for centuries with its unique appearance and rich symbolic meaning. This annual in the Ranunculaceae family goes by many names, including devil in a bush, ragged lady, and blue spiderflower, each nodding to its distinctive frilly, weblike bracts encircling the … Read more
If you want to make a terrarium without a lid, you will need to think about which plants will do well in that kind of environment. Open terrarium plants are a great option to consider!. They have evolved to live in dry places and tend to benefit from the free-flowing airflow and other benefits that … Read more
The hardy, fall-flowering peony has some of the most showy flowers around. Its huge blooms are often as big as dinner plates. Peonies come in three different types: herbaceous types, which die back to the ground every winter; tree peonies, which stay upright all winter because they’re taller and have more woody stems; and intersectional … Read more
As a gardener, stumbling upon a cache of small, clear eggs in the soil or under leaves is an intriguing discovery. Are they friend or foe? Identifying mystery eggs can be challenging, but a closer look provides clues. This guide covers common egg-laying critters, identifying traits, and whether to remove the eggs or let them … Read more