Perennials Plants & Tropical Landscaping Ideas

  Mysest56        November 29, 2020

Tropical landscaping with perennial plants is amazingly easy. Plants with big, lush leaves and also brightly coloured flowers produce a tropical effect. Choose plants in an assortment of sizes to fill your borders with lively interest. Perennial plants return year after year. Structure Use big, bold perennials to present your border structure. Blood banana (Musa Continue reading →

How to Clean Up the Yard After Your Puppy Has Parasites

  Mysest56        November 26, 2020

Yes, your adorable, lovable pup can have parasites like roundworms or hookworms living within him. Occasionally you will find noticeable symptoms such as diarrhea, other times not. Regrettably, parasites may develop into an even bigger problem if they’re permitted to multiply in the yard following some is expelled in the dog’s feces. If kids play Continue reading →

How to Plant the Cutoffs of a Prickly Pear Cactus

  Mysest56        November 21, 2020

Prickly pear (Opuntia spp.) Is a flexible landscape plant that’s at home during U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 3b through 11, based on the species. These cactuses are among the easiest to start from cuttings — when your prickly pear stand or houseplant requires thinning, you can readily plant the cutoffs as gifts Continue reading →

How Short Can You Cut Box Elder Bushes?

  Mysest56        November 14, 2020

Box elder (Acer negundo), sturdy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 2 through 10, isn’t a bush or tree, but also a maple tree which bears a slight resemblance to an elder (Sambucus spp.) . The deciduous maple species grows between 30 and 50 feet tall, with an equal spread. Box elder thrives Continue reading →

The best way to Garden Vegetables in Containers or Raised Beds

  Mysest56        November 10, 2020

Growing vegetables in raised beds or containers is valuable in several ways. Vegetables receive great drainage and an excellent growing medium. Raised beds warm up quicker in spring, resulting in better early development. In case you have trouble bending, raised beds or containers raise the plants up so that you can reach them easily. Choose Continue reading →

Fertilizer for Dragon Fruit

  Mysest56        November 8, 2020

A relatively new harvest and fruit plant for warm-winter places, dragon fruit (Hylocereus undatus) is a cactus native to tropical and subtropical Mexico and Central and South America. Flattened, leaf-like stems have scalloped edges. Large, white, night-blooming flowers give rise to purple, red, edible fruits filled with sweet pulp and small, black seeds. Hardy at Continue reading →