Tips For Transplanting a Snake Plant
Snake plants are popular houseplants that are known for their ability to thrive in any environment. Sansevieria trifasciata, or ‘mother in law’s tongue’ have that distinctive sword-like foliage and are …
Snake plants are popular houseplants that are known for their ability to thrive in any environment. Sansevieria trifasciata, or ‘mother in law’s tongue’ have that distinctive sword-like foliage and are …
Pampas grass are some of the showiest grass species around, topping at 7 to 10 feet tall when fully mature. Having it in your garden or landscape is certainly a …
Ice melt are de-icing products that are normally used to melt ice and snow in sidewalks and driveways. It’s very effective in what it does, but then the large amount …
Grass, particularly weeds, are unwelcome in a flower bed. They ruin the landscape’s appearance, as well as steal nutrients from your plants. Your only recourse is to get rid of …
Wild squirrels love to feast on bulbs such as tulips and crocus when they can, which causes endless headaches for gardeners who want these plants in their yard or landscape. …
Utah is a state characterized by strong winds and soil that’s highly alkaline. Not to mention, it’s within USDA zones 4 to 9 and experiences some very cold winters. That …
Mulch is usually an organic matter that’s used to preserve soil moisture and keep your plants protected from extreme temperatures. However, you might be averse to putting mulch in your …
There’s a lot to like about hydrangeas- they grow well in both sun and shade, produce spectacular bouquets, and tend to come back every year. Fall is an important season …
The ‘Blue Sunset’ Hydrangea is a heavy bloomer, with chameleon-like flowers that change color depending on the soil pH. Botanical Name Hydrangea macrophylla Common Name Bigleaf Hydrangea Plant Type Perennial …
Hydrangeas make for excellent potted plants and landscape color, with flower bunches the size of a basketball. It’s no wonder they’re very popular across the US and in Missouri. If …