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Anthurium, which is also called the flamingo flower, flamingo lily, boy flower, oilcloth flower, or laceleaf, is an indoor plant that looks exotic. It has big, glossy leaves and a red flower. Its name comes from the Greek words anthos, which means “flower,” and oura, which means “tail.” This is why it is also known … Read more
If you want to get rid of weeds and diseases in your lawn or make it look better, topdressing might be the answer. This simple lawn care technique can turn your struggling landscape into a showstopper. What you need to topdress your lawn, how to do it, the benefits, and when you should finish this … Read more
As gardeners, few things delight us more than harvesting lush, ripe cherry tomatoes straight from the vine. But that joy can quickly turn to dismay when those brilliant red globes are marred by strange black spots. If you’ve noticed tiny black spots marring the skin of your cherry tomatoes, you’re not alone. Many tomato growers … Read more
As a parent, you spend 90% of your time cutting your child’s food into small pieces and only 10% on everything else. It can seem like all you do when you have a child who eats solid food is cut up bananas, dice peaches, slice hot dogs, and check every food source for choking hazards. … Read more
Want to grow a fragrant herb garden at home but haven’t had much luck in the past? The key to success in a small garden or raised garden bed is to choose the right herbs to plant with other plants. Growing some herbs next to each other can help your garden stay healthy and grow, … Read more
Marble queen pothos is a highly popular variegated variety of pothos valued for its trailing vines and stunning white-and-green foliage Traditionally grown in hanging baskets, marble queens can also thrive when grown vertically on moss poles Climbing a moss pole encourages larger, lusher leaves and creates a gorgeous showpiece plant perfect for displaying in your … Read more
As gardeners, we are always seeking the best nutrients for optimal plant growth. When it comes to growing potatoes, one amendment we may consider is mushroom compost. But do potatoes really benefit from this dark, rich material? Let’s take an in-depth look at the pros and cons of using mushroom compost for potatoes. What is … Read more
With their large mandibles and imposing size, stag beetles can look intimidating if they show up around your home. However, these beetles are not considered pests and do not damage household structures or living trees In most cases, the best solution is to simply leave stag beetles alone and enjoy their fascinating life cycle But … Read more
Slugs and snails can do a lot of damage to gardens by eating plants and leaving a mess behind them. There are many ways to get rid of these slimy bugs, but baking soda is one that you probably already have in your kitchen. Explore how to use baking soda to repel snails and slugs … Read more
As a horticulture student I mainly studied crops and cultivation techniques. It fascinates me how many diverse plants can grow from small, nearly identical seeds. Favourite fruit: blueberries, grapes, raspberries, pears Favourite vegetables: mushrooms, peppers, kohlrabi, onions, garlic. To grow and to produce as much fruit as possible, strawberries need nutrients. Learn all about which … Read more