There are many reasons you may consider pruning your fiddle leaf fig tree. In the months since it first came into your life, it may have become uneven because you haven’t rotated it once. Some leaves may have unsightly brown spots, and you may be thinking about getting rid of these damaged and possibly infected … Read more
Potato grow bags have become increasingly popular in recent years for home gardeners looking for an easy way to grow potatoes in a small space. But do these fabric pots actually produce a decent potato harvest? In this article we’ll take an in-depth look at potato grow bags to find out if they really work … Read more
Do your rose bush’s leaves turn red? While red leaves can be a normal part of the bush’s growth pattern, they can also be a sign that something major is wrong. Anyone who loves roses should know the difference between normal growth and signs that something big is wrong with their rose bed or garden. … Read more
The pretty, lily-like amaryllis is a popular choice for a houseplant. It looks beautiful in a pot indoors and comes in a range of colors, such as white or pink, orange, salmon, red, and even two-toned. This bulb doesn’t need a very big pot, but you will have to move it to a bigger one … Read more
The fiddle leaf fig is one of the most popular houseplants around. With its large, vibrant green leaves that resemble a violin, it’s easy to see why the fiddle leaf fig is so sought-after. But this tropical plant can be a bit finicky, especially when it comes to repotting. So is winter an okay time … Read more
Thank you for asking your question on Just Answer. Congratulations on your pineapple plant producing a pineapple. The pineapple is ready to remove and eat. The color of the new pineapple will changes from green to rich gold. The color change starts at the bottom of the fruit and moves upwards. The fruit can be … Read more
Weeping trees with pink flowers provide a gracefully cascading focal point in any outdoor space. When spring arrives and their branches become covered in rosy blooms, these weeping cherries steal the show Their flowing, fountain-like form stands out from typical rounded tree shapes If you’re looking to add visual interest along with vibrant color to … Read more
When winter begins, gardeners everywhere plant pansies. These early annuals are loved for being able to handle cold weather and for having big, brightly colored flowers with a distinctive blotch. People also plant pansies in the fall, which adds late-season color to the garden and can last through the winter and bloom again in early … Read more
Its true: snake plants thrive in bright light, and warm temperatures like humans do. There are some things you should know about taking care of them if you want to leave them outside all year. To begin, they need to be watered often—every few weeks or so—but only when the soil feels dry. You need … Read more
String of Hearts plant or Ceropegia woodii is easy to grow and propagate. This fast growing vine type plant has small heart shaped leaves that are so stinkin cute. The vines will grow and grow until they hit the floor or you give them a trim. Along the vine, this plant can also grow white … Read more