How to Transplant Crepe Myrtle Shoots?

Crepe myrtles are a popular option for bringing dynamic color and charm to landscapes, and today we’ll learn everything about them. Crepe myrtles are sure to win the heart of any gardener with their colorful flowers and...

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Does Deer Eat Lettuce?

Do you ever stand in awe of a herd of deer as they gracefully gallop across a field and think, “What on earth does this beautiful creature eat?” Like the diets of many other wild animals, deer’s food can be...

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How to Tell if Canna Bulbs Are Dead?

Welcome, green thumbs and novice gardeners alike! There’s something truly magical about growing your own plants, isn’t there? One moment, you’re holding a small, unassuming bulb in your hands, and the next, it...

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What to Plant With Daylilies?

Daylilies are one of the most upbeat, colorful, and manageable perennials, so let’s talk about them. Because they add vibrancy and color to our gardens, they are a fan favorite. Did you know that providing your daylilies...

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How to Save a Dying Corn Plant?

Welcome, plant enthusiasts! Today we’re focusing on a household favorite – the corn plant. Known for its vibrant green leaves and low-maintenance nature, the corn plant is a staple in homes worldwide. But what...

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What Does Elderberry Smell Like?

Elderberries are like little gems when it comes to the natural food supply. Foragers, chefs, and herbalists have long prized these tiny, dark berries for their flavor, medicinal value, and other qualities. The question is, do you...

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How to Transplant Grass?

Imagine having the ability to take a patch of lush, green grass from one area of your garden and move it to another area that’s bare or lacking in vitality. Sounds like garden magic, right? Well, that’s exactly what...

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How Long Do Baby’s Breath Last?

Today, we’ll talk about baby’s breath, a standard in the floral design world. Because of the magic they impart, these tiny, delicate white flowers are frequently used in weddings and other ceremonies. How long do...

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How Often to Water Calathea?

The stunning houseplant Calathea is today’s topic of discussion. You may have spotted this beautiful plant and thought, “How often should I water it?” because of the unique and intricate leaf pattern...

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Why Are My Sunflowers Drooping?

Sunflowers. Just hearing their name conjures up images of fields filled with tall, bright yellow flowers that, like the sun, move across the sky as the day progresses. Gardens all across the world are filled with these bright...

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Does Diatomaceous Earth Kill Spiders?

Have you had enough of those creepy, crawly, eight-legged intruders? If this is the case, you’re undoubtedly looking for a solution to get rid of the pests. But what if we told you there’s a safe, all-natural way to...

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Will Fiddle Leaf Fig Leaves Grow Back?

What causes the lush, elegant leaves of a fiddle leaf fig to begin to fall off is a conundrum that has plagued indoor gardeners for a long time. When will they re-grow? It’s not hard to see why the fiddle leaf fig, or Ficus...

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How to Revive a Prayer Plant?

Welcome, plant lovers! Today, we’re going to tackle an interesting and quite a peculiar plant, the prayer plant. Why is it called so? Well, because its leaves fold up at night, like hands in prayer. Now, isn’t that...

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What Grows Beneath Tall Trees?

Have you ever looked up into the canopy of a tree and pondered what would thrive there? Despite first impressions, the space beneath the tree’s massive branches is rich with potential plant life. However, there are...

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Why are My Corn Plants Turning Yellow?

It’s possible that you’ve grown corn before if you’re a gardener or hobby farmer. Nothing beats the satisfaction of pulling a bushel of your own luscious, juicy corn kernels straight from the stalk. But what if...

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Does Diatomaceous Earth Expire?

Do you keep a bag of diatomaceous earth in your garden shed and occasionally wonder if it has passed its expiration date? It’s not just you. Many backyard gardeners and homeowners use diatomaceous earth for pest control and...

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How Many Cantaloupe per Plant?

Many fruit growers adore cantaloupes for their sweet and juicy flesh. They are well-liked due to both their tasty flavor and their simple cultivation requirements. It’s natural to question how many melons a cantaloupe plant...

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How to Tell if Acorn Squash Is Bad?

Step right in, culinary enthusiasts, because today we’re talking about a staple ingredient in your autumn and winter recipes – the Acorn Squash! This vibrant, nutty-flavored gourd is a favorite in many kitchens for...

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Why Are Bees Black and Yellow?

Welcome to the buzzing world of bees! These hardworking insects are famous for their sweet honey, but there’s much more to them. Black and yellow, small yet powerful, bees play a critical role in our ecosystem. But have you...

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How to Make Spider Plant Bushy?

Have you ever stood in front of your spider plant and wished it looked more like a tropical jungle? You have company. Even though spider plants are among the most popular houseplants because of their low maintenance requirements...

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Why is My Parsley Turning Yellow?

The sight of healthy, vibrant herbs growing in one’s garden is a source of great pride for any green thumb. However, it can be disheartening to notice that your parsley has turned yellow. Don’t be alarmed if you see...

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How to Increase the Humidity in a Grow Tent

Watching your plants dry out and with away is nothing short of heartbreaking. The entire situation is a nightmare for anyone who spends time and effort growing plants – especially when you spend the money to buy a grow...

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Why Are Golden Berries Sticky?

The bright and tart golden berries, or Physalis peruviana, are as intriguing as they are tasty. They provide a touch of the exotic to salads and desserts, and their dried form makes for a tasty snack. But is there a stickiness...

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