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Plants grown mostly for their leaves are called foliage plants, and they are very reliable. Flowers are often the best thing about gardens when they are in bloom. Blooms come and go. But if you plant plants with leaves that last a long time and look good, your garden will always have something to please … Read more
Picture this: You’re ready to whip up a delicious Moroccan feast. You’ve got all your ingredients prepped, spices measured, and tagine preheating. Suddenly, you realize you’re missing a key ingredient: orange blossom water. This floral water adds a unique and delicate touch to many Middle Eastern and North African dishes. It can feel pretty disheartening … Read more
Spider mites are one of the common pest problems that can occur with Fiddle Leaf Figs. Because spider mites can reproduce quickly and spread easily, a small outbreak can quickly become a big issue!. But fear not – with a few simple steps you can have your Fiddle Leaf healthy again. Are you having trouble … Read more
Hollyhocks are one of the most iconic flowers in cottage gardens and rural landscapes. Their tall, majestic spires covered in vibrant blooms are a signature of summertime. If you’re looking for pictures of hollyhocks to help identify varieties or just admire their beauty, you’ve come to the right place! This article will showcase stunning hollyhock … Read more
Growing fruit trees in containers is surprisingly easy, and there are some decided advantages. A small fruit tree in a pot can be moved around on a patio, deck, or courtyard to get the most out of the sun and shade. If your garden soil isn’t great, you can still grow plants that would otherwise … Read more
Leafcutter bees can be a nuisance when their nesting activities damage prized plants. With their circular cutouts adorning foliage, it’s clear these bees see your garden as the perfect nursery. While they play an important role as pollinators, leafcutter bees become less welcome when they set up residence in the wrong areas. If you need … Read more
Weeds are wild plants which are spawned randomly and may spread if not cleared. Weeds have a 50% chance of dropping 1% fiber when they are cut with a scythe, an axe, a pickaxe, a hoe, a dagger or sword, or when they are blown up by a bomb. If a weed does not drop … Read more
As a bird lover, you want to provide your feathered friends with the highest quality food possible. But what if you discover your birdseed container has become infested with weevils? Should you toss it out or will birds still eat seed containing weevils? Understanding weevil infestations in birdseed and how to prevent them can help … Read more
Not all dogwood shrubs and trees should be grown in containers, but certain varieties can thrive in pots When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Most people don’t think of dogwoods as trees or shrubs that do well in pots or other containers. However, … Read more
There can’t be a koi pond without some water plants to make it look nicer and keep the fish healthy. For example, aquatic plants can clean the water naturally, add oxygen, keep algae away, keep the water temperature stable, and give the koi places to hide. If you are considering a koi pond, Aquatic Gardens … Read more