You could be wondering how to add life to your garden or house plants using succulents and what are the easiest succulents to propagate. Succulents are easy to propagate and an inexpensive way of growing […]
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It’s been a great summer, and your grass is looking great! But now that winter is coming, do you know how short you should cut the grass? Well, you don’t want to cut it too […]
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Nature is so calming; it’s where everyone reverts to when the world gets too busy or when they feel they can’t breathe in their home. While we’re all entitled to experience nature and its beauty, […]
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You’ve probably heard people say sunflowers would wilt and die without the sun. Maybe that is our assumption. It’s not just the flower’s name; it’s also its appearance. Although all this is true, cut sunflowers […]
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A friend of mine bought a beautiful bonsai tree last summer. However, after a month, the tree started losing its trees. It’s shocking because we didn’t know if the tree was dead and if it […]
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The split-leaf philodendron is a house plant also known as monstera delicious. It is a vine species commonly found in parts of Central America. The plant grows fast, handles harsh conditions, and has a variety […]
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Are you like me, a sunflower gardener, and can’t wait to see them open? I’ve been gardening for about 4 years now, and so far, nothing beats the feeling you get when your sunflowers finally […]
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A plush, thick lawn is a desirable asset that can turn your property from ordinary to stunning. However, achieving it requires knowledge of the best lawn care practices. The timing of fertilization and deciding should […]
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Dogs love spending time running, playing, and digging in gardens. It’s in their curious nature to sniff and explore things. However, they may ingest foxgloves during their explorations, which raises the question, “are foxgloves poisonous […]
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Foxgloves are some of the most common plant flowers during summer. They produce three to five-foot-long stems with tubular-shaped flowers. The plants can either grow as a biennial or perennial plants. Biennial foxgloves are those […]
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