One of the most annoying and harmful bugs that often infest succulents is the mealy bug. If you don’t stop them, these tiny insects that feed on sap can kill your pretty succulents very quickly. It takes patience and the right tools to get rid of mealy bugs, but it can be done. Find out … Read more
You’re not the only one who has seen white spots or powder on the leaves of your burning bush. This beautiful shrub, whose scientific name is Euonymus alatus, is famous for its bright reddish-purple fall leaves. So it’s a bad sign when those brightly colored leaves start to turn an odd color, like white. In … Read more
Composting is one of the best things you can do for your garden. By recycling yard and food waste into nutrient-rich humus, you can boost your soil health, retain moisture, and reduce your reliance on chemical fertilizers. But not all compost is created equal. The pH level of your compost pile – whether it turns … Read more
Thrips are tiny pests that can cause major damage to rose bushes. These tiny winged insects are usually yellow or brown in color and only grow to be about 1/8th of an inch long. They like to feed on the sap inside rose buds and blooms, leaving behind telltale signs of damage. If left unchecked, … Read more
Salvia is a gorgeous genus of flowering plants that includes popular varieties like sage. With their stunning blooms and aromatic foliage, these plants can make a beautiful addition to any garden. However, salvias have a tendency to fall over and flop without proper care and support. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the causes … Read more
Aldi has become a popular grocery store for people who want to save money without giving up quality. Aldi makes it easy to shop smart because it has low prices on everyday items, private label brands, and weekly deals. But some shoppers have asked if Aldi has a good selection of fresh food, especially fresh … Read more
Foxgloves are a classic cottage garden plant with their tall spires of tubular flowers adding height and drama to borders. They bloom prolifically in late spring and early summer but then what? Once foxgloves are finished flowering, there are a couple of options for what to do with them. Should You Deadhead Foxgloves? Foxgloves are … Read more
More and more people are decorating their homes and offices with living walls, which are also called “vertical gardens.” A living wall is basically a structure that goes up and down and lets plants grow on it. The plants are held in place by pouches, pots, structural panels, or containers that hang from the ceiling. … Read more
Hey plant lovers! I’ve been really into tropical themes lately, and I know a lot of you want your plants to look like real banana trees but don’t want to grow them. I’m so excited to tell you about my favorite plants that can make you feel like you’re in a beautiful tropical place today! … Read more
The maidenhair fern is a popular houseplant with airy, lace-like fronds. But this beautiful fern has a reputation for being a bit finicky when it comes to care. One of the biggest problems new maidenhair owners have is figuring out how often to water their plants. If you don’t water your fern at the right … Read more