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If your Palm Tree is drooping, has yellow or brown leaves and is showing signs of unhappiness, you might be very concerned and possibly confused about what might have happened. You might wonder if you gave your Palm Tree too much water or not enough. An overwatered Palm Tree and an underwatered Palm Tree tend … Read more
Pumpkins come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, and serve a couple of different purposes. They can be anywhere from small enough to fit in your hand, to heavier than the average person. To make it easier to pick the size Pumpkin you want, the species are broken down into various sizes. There are … Read more
Dreaming of a lush, jungle-like living room full of vibrant greenery? If this is your vibe, you’ll want a plant like Philodendron Verrucosum Panther in your collection. This tropical beauty from Ecuador is a climbing and trailing plant with large heart-shaped leaves. Plant lovers know it for its fuzzy petioles and its dark green leaves … Read more
Citrus trees, like Lemon Trees, are great plants to grow in your backyard. They provide wonderful smells when they flower, and give you plenty of delicious food to eat. However, if you have worked with citrus trees of any kind before, you may have noticed that most of them have thorns. Unfortunately, even thornless varieties … Read more
Given its many names and nicknames, you might worry that Philodendron Warscewiczii is as difficult to care for as its long botanical name suggests. It is officially known as Philodendron Warscewiczii ‘Aurea Flavum’, but often called Snowflake Leaf Philodendron or Xanadu Golden. Philodendron Warscewiczii is, in fact, quite easy to care for and has very … Read more
When you think of the desert you may think of dry, dusty conditions which aren’t favorable for gardening. But the truth is that the desert provides excellent conditions for several species of fruit trees! Trees with a low chill point thrive in the warmer desert winters. Both the hotter low desert and the cooler high … Read more
Cilantro isn’t a plant for everyone. Some people hate it, some people love it, and some are right in the middle. However, if you are part of the group that loves Cilantro and you want the health benefits of eating them as sprouts, look at growing Cilantro microgreens. By growing them yourself, you get the … Read more
Microgreens are mini versions of various vegetables and herbs. They grow a lot quicker, usually in less than two weeks, and are packed full of the same amount of nutrients. They can be used in place of your thirteen servings of fruits and vegetables, and add a delicious crunch or peppery flavor to salads, soups, … Read more
Evergreen shrubs like cypress are a great way to keep color in your garden all throughout winter. Semi-weeping varieties like the Golden Mop Cypress also help soften up the landscape with their wispy and drooping foliage. They look especially beautiful paired with more shapely plants like hostas or oakland. Although Golden Mop Cypress is a … Read more
Anthuriums go by a lot of names, specifically Tailflower, Flamingo Flower, and Laureleaf. Anthurium Forgetii is a species of Anthurium that is native to Columbia. It has round, velvety leaves with deep and detailed veins that are light in color. For the most part, taking care of Anthuriums is easy. However, they do need certain … Read more