A Guide to Poisonous Cactus Species
Cacti make great houseplants as they are easy to care for and look great. There are many cacti species available, and some produce lovely flowers if grown in the right …
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Why Your Blueberries Leaves are Turning Red
Blueberries are very healthy as they are packed full of antioxidants and contain many beneficial vitamins and minerals. Many people grow their own blueberry plants to have a fresh supply …
Cedar vs. Cypress Mulch: A Guide to Mulching
Adding mulch around the plants in your flower beds and around the base of your trees can bring many benefits. Mulch helps to improve the appearance of your yard and …
Anthurium Gloriosum: What it is, and How to Care for It
The Anthurium Gloriosum is a broadleaf tropical plant that is native to Columbia. These plants are commonly kept as house plants but can also do well outdoors in the right …
How to Make Pothos Fuller and Bushier
It’s easy to fall in love with a newly bought pothos plant- they’re usually bushy, compact and full of life and character! After a few months though, you’ll find that …
Black Vernissage Tomato: What it is and How to Grow It
Black Vernissage tomatoes are a unique and unusual species. This heirloom tomato originates from Ukraine and has a sweet, smoky flavor and a unique stripy appearance. The fruit’s skin is …
Nebula Plant (Alocasia Polly): Everything You Need to Know
The Alocasia Nebula plant is known as the Alocasia Polly, Elephant ear Polly or the African Mask plant. This attractive and popular tropical houseplant is an evergreen with unique triangle-shaped …
Alocasia Regal Shield: Everything You Need to Know
The Alocasia Regal Shield Plant is commonly referred to as the elephant ear plant or the elephant Regal Shield. It’s a hardy plant that is fast-growing and can grow to …
Aralia Fabian: What It Is, and How to Care for It
Aralia Fabian is a lovely tropical house plant that is native to India, South America, and the Polynesian islands. The plant is grown indoors by many people globally and can …
A Guide to the Anthurium Warocqueanum, Queen Anthurium
The Anthurium Warocqueanum is a Latin name meaning empress of the jungle. This unique plant comes from the Araceae family and is native to Columbia. It requires some specialist care …