The ponytail palm, with its unique and eye-catching shape, has become a popular indoor and outdoor plant With thick green leaves erupting from a bulging brown trunk, it certainly makes a statement wherever it’s placed But can this desert-dwelling plant handle cold temperatures? Let’s find out! An Overview of Ponytail Palm Temperature Tolerance The ponytail … Read more
Growing peas can be a bit tricky since they prefer cooler weather and can be finicky if transplanted. However, starting peas indoors allows gardeners in cold climates to get a head start on the season for an earlier harvest. The key is knowing the right time to transplant pea seedlings into the garden. Timing Pea … Read more
With their burst of colorful blooms, mums are a treasured sight in autumn gardens However, to achieve the iconic dome shape and abundant flowers we love in fall, strategic pruning during the growing season is key When should you cut back mums in summer for optimal results? Follow these tips on ideal timing and techniques … Read more
Growing chilli plants can be an extremely rewarding experience. There’s nothing quite like picking a fresh chilli pepper right off the plant and adding it to your favourite dish. However, in order to get a good harvest, you need to properly care for your plants. One of the most important aspects of chilli plant care … Read more
With their vibrant red foliage that ignites fall landscapes, burning bushes (Euonymus alatus) are prized ornamental shrubs. But when it comes time to transplant or remove overgrown specimens, their extensive root systems can present a formidable challenge. So just how deep do burning bush roots grow when left undisturbed over time? Let’s dig into the … Read more
One of the joys of growing succulents like Haworthia is seeing them send up flowering stalks But once those delicate Haworthia blooms fade, what should you do with the remaining flower stalk? With a little creativity, there are lots of ways to make use of Haworthia flower stalks In this article, we’ll explore when and … Read more
Do Not Feed the Monkeys is a unique and challenging virtual voyeur simulator game. As a new member of an exclusive club, you must spy on captivating human “cages” and collect entertaining footage without directly interfering. With strategic observation, clever sleuthing, and moral judgment, you can unlock the stories of each cage and piece together … Read more
There’s a big trend toward terracotta plant pots again. We love their warm, earthy color and simple, rustic look, but there are many more reasons we love them. Still, there are some things they shouldn’t and should do when it comes to what plants they should use and how to care for them. Here’s a … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Pine trees are evergreen, so you don’t expect to see dead, brown needles. If you see dead needles on pine trees, take the time to figure out the cause. Start by noting the season and which part … Read more
Fruit flies are a bother all year, but they’re most common in the summer and fall when fruits and vegetables are ready to eat. It’s not good for fruit flies for surfaces to be clean, so get rid of any crumbs or sticky drinks right away. Fruit flies will also gravitate towards food particles left … Read more