Potassium (K) and phosphorus (P) are essential nutrients for healthy plant growth. Fertilizers containing both these key elements help plants develop strong roots stems flowers and fruits. Using the right fertilizer ratio and applying properly ensures your landscape, garden and lawn get balanced nutrition. In this guide, we’ll look at: The roles of phosphorus and … Read more
Castor bean plants, also known as ricinus communis, are beautiful, tropical looking plants with large, lush leaves and red, pink or purple stems. However, all parts of the castor bean plant contain the toxin ricin, which makes it extremely poisonous to humans and animals. So if you decide to remove castor bean plants from your … Read more
Weeds are a common sight in the world of Animal Crossing. While some players enjoy leaving patches of weeds for aesthetic purposes, most aim to keep their islands weed-free. However, even the most diligent gardeners find weeds continually popping up around their islands. This leads to the question – do weeds grow back in Animal … Read more
The United States is one of the world’s top peanut producing countries. Several states, primarily in the South, have ideal warm climates and soil for growing peanuts. While a handful of states grow over 90% of all U.S. peanuts, commercial production occurs in 13 states stretching from the Carolinas to New Mexico. The Top U.S. … Read more
The United States is one of the world’s top peanut producing countries. Several states, primarily in the South, have ideal warm climates and soil for growing peanuts. While a handful of states grow over 90% of all U.S. peanuts, commercial production occurs in 13 states stretching from the Carolinas to New Mexico. The Top U.S. … Read more
Pineapple palm trees are the perfect festive fruit centerpiece for your next summer party or barbecue These impressive edible decorations are easier to make than they look and are sure to wow your guests. With just a few inexpensive supplies and some fresh pineapple, you can create a gorgeous palm tree that will be the … Read more
Moss was not only in my Santa Ana lawn in front, but also on the paths, the retainer walls, and even in the small patch of fake grass I have in the back yard. I found it when I did a neighborhood lap over the weekend. There is a simple solution!. And while it’s not … Read more
…blog by Nikki Banfield, Buglife Communications Officer. Originally written for Ark Wildlife in March 2023 When I was asked to write a blog post about an invertebrate that is good for gardens, I quickly thought of a bunch of species that pretty much spoke for themselves, like butterflies, bees, ladybugs, and worms. Beautiful, liked, and … Read more