If you take a closer look at some summer cottages and garden plots, you will definitely notice that quite a few of the owners of plots leave flower beds unattended at the end of the season, dooming them to obvious death. all flowers.
By: Bonnie L. Grant, Certified Urban AgriculturistBrazilian candle plant (Pavonia multiflora) is an astounding flowering perennial that is suitable for a houseplant or may be grown in USDA plant hardiness zones 8 to 11. The genus is Pavonia, which includes many other flowering bushes related to the Mallow family.
Ginsengis a hot commodity in Asia where it is used medicinally. It is believed to havenumerous restorative powers along with being rich in antioxidants. Prices forginseng are anything but modest; in fact, wild ginseng can go for up to $600per pound. The price tag makes harvesting wild ginseng seem like a great way tofeather one’s nest, but can you pick wild ginseng?
A garden set with white flowers framed by delicate foliage has a special charm. White, as a symbol of purity, can bring notes of tenderness and solemnity to the atmosphere. Acting as an optical mixing of all colors, white accumulates a rainbow in itself, filling the space with strength and extraordinary uplift.
Garden plants Published: Last edits: On the garden plot, you can grow vines, which are perfect for decorating hedges. In this article, we will tell you about a few colorful climbing plants that are easy to grow in our gardens: Garden Vines Clematis Clematis is a fairly common deciduous perennial herb in our gardens that, with proper care, can become a real decoration of the garden.
By: Amy GrantAir plants are low maintenance members of the Bromeliad family in the genus Tillandsia. Air plants are epiphytes that root themselves to the branches of trees or shrubs rather than in the soil. In their natural habitat, they derive their nutrients from the moist, humid air.When grown as houseplants, they need a regular misting or dousing in water, but do air plants need fertilizer?
Have you been growing raspberries for many years and still can't get a good harvest? Tired of European hybrids with amazingly tasty berries, but requiring painstaking care? Do you dream that raspberries grow by themselves, without bending to the ground, garter to the trellis, uprooting overgrowth? Do you want to grow a highly productive remontant form in a harsh climate?
