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Forget-me-nots, with their delicate blue flowers, are a beloved garden flower. However, true forget-me-nots (Myosotis) can sometimes be tricky to grow or may not be suitable for all garden conditions. Luckily, there are several other flowers that closely resemble forget-me-nots and make good substitutes in the garden. Brunnera One of the closest look-alikes is Brunnera, … Read more

Leaves are opposite, narrowly elliptical, abruptly narrowed toward base, to 2½ inches long, sessile, shiny, somewhat leathery. Similar species: There are 14 species of Hypericum in Missouri. Their flowers have four or five yellow petals, four or five sepals, many stamens, and one pistil. Their leaves are opposite and simple, whole, and have small resin … Read more

Aquí está un artículo de 1989 palabras sobre “alas de ángel planta de interior” La planta alas de ángel, también conocida como begonia maculata o begonia moteada, es una hermosa planta de interior muy popular por sus elegantes hojas en forma de corazón moteadas. Originaria de las selvas tropicales de Brasil, la alas de ángel … Read more

Figs have been cultivated and enjoyed around the world for thousands of years Their sweet flavor and unique texture make them a delicious treat. While fresh figs are a summer delicacy, dried and processed figs allow people to enjoy this fruit year round Fig trees produce fruits with a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and … Read more

Jacob’s ladder is a sprawling perennial that produces blue-violet blooms in the spring. It works well in full sun and well-drained soils in cottage gardens, native gardens, wildflower gardens, beds, and borders. Swink and Wilhelm’s Plants of the Chicago Region and new research both say that this species is native to the Chicago area. Jacob’s … Read more

Many do not realize that snake plants are part of the succulent family. This means they do very well in dry conditions, and they don’t need to be watered often. Here’s how to avoid having an overwatered snake plant. The Sansevieria plant, which people sometimes call the “snake plant,” is a type of succulent that … Read more

Pruning apple trees is an essential yearly task for optimal growth and maximum fruit production. But for those new to pruning, the idea of cutting away limbs and branches can seem daunting. Will the tree survive? Will it look disfigured? Fear not! Proper pruning techniques lead to some dramatic before and after differences that allow … Read more

Penstemons have flowers that look like foxgloves. They look great in informal and cottage garden designs and are very appealing to bumblebees. They thrive in full sun to partial shade, in moist but well-drained soil. Few penstemon varieties don’t do well in even the worst winters. If you want to be sure your plants will … Read more

Peas are a delicious spring and summer vegetable that are loved by many. However, various insect pests can damage pea plants and reduce yields. Knowing what pests affect peas and having the right sprays on hand can help you protect your pea crop. Common Pea Insect Pests Some of the most common insect pests that … Read more