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Mint plants, like many of us, thrive under the sun’s warm embrace. They’re like little sun-seekers in our gardens, soaking up rays to grow big and flavorful. But not all mints are sunbathers—some prefer a bit of shade to keep cool. Picture your garden as a bustling mint community, with each variety staking out its … Read more

We have crabgrass growing in the back yard, where our dog runs. Even though we have a fence, she likes to get out, so I have to leash her sometimes. I want to put down a Scotts brand crabgrass preventer. Is it safe for the dog? if not what lawn product would be safe yet … Read more

Japanese maples are prized ornamental trees known for their graceful form, stunning foliage colors, and adaptability to small spaces. If you’re looking for a compact maple that delivers big visual impact, Little Red is an excellent choice. This petite dwarf cultivar has vivid red color across all four seasons, making it a fiery focal point … Read more

Fish bone meal is an excellent organic fertilizer that provides plants with essential nutrients for healthy growth. Made from fish bones that are dried and ground into a powder, fish bone meal is a rich source of phosphorus and calcium. In this complete guide, we’ll explore the benefits of using fish bone meal and how … Read more

It is very important to use nutrient-poor soil to grow Venus Flytraps. Regular potting soil or enriched soil will burn the roots and kill your Venus flytrap very quickly. We do not recommend fertilizing Venus flytraps. The fertilizer can burn the roots and likely kill the plant. Some expert growers use extremely diluted fertilizer. In … Read more

As technology changes and your old tools become useless, it’s important to know how to properly get rid of them. One of these tools is an old lawn mower, which can’t just be thrown away because it might hurt the environment. Because of this, our team of junk removal experts is here to give you … Read more

Anise hyssop is a small perennial herb native to the middle of North America. Anise hyssop tastes like anise and is from the same plant family as hyssop, but it is not a cross between the two. Its licorice-flavored leaves and seeds can be used in teas, salads, and cooking. Anise hyssop is a lovely … Read more

I live in the suburbs east of Dallas. I planted a couple of Italian cypress trees in front of the house two years ago. It does receive a good amount of sun. Unfortunately they are turn brown from inside out. I have inspected it for bugs and canker, but to no avail. Im thinking it … Read more

Strawberry gardens are becoming more and more popular as a hobby, as a way to decorate, or as a way to make money. It’s very frustrating to look forward to years of bumper strawberry harvests and then see the plants go from looking healthy to wilting. Strawberry plants that are wilting can make even the … Read more

As the days grow shorter and cooler weather sets in, one of the simple joys of autumn is watching the green leaves of deciduous trees transform into a kaleidoscope of fiery reds, sunny yellows, and rich oranges Among the many maple tree species prized for their fall foliage is the Norway maple (Acer platanoides) While … Read more