Best Grass For Central Illinois
Everybody likes to see a lush lawn. After all, it is one of the first things people notice about your house. Even if maintaining its conditions might be a hassle …
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Do Trees Grow From the Bottom or the Top?
Though it may seem like a strange fact, trees actually grow from the top, not the bottom, once the trunk has reached its full height. This is because all the …
When to Plant Strawberries in Southern California
Most states in the United States grow strawberries for commercial or home use. However, Southern California is the leading producer of these sweet fruits in the market. Growing strawberries is …
What Planting Zone is Illinois in? (USDA Plant Hardiness Zones)
When planning your garden, it is important that you equip yourself with knowledge of what plants thrive in your area. Designing your landscape with plants that are not hardy in …
Blushing Philodendron Growth and Care
Tropical plants can make your house look like a jungle, and who doesn’t like more green in their homes? One of the most popular (and stunning) houseplants is Blushing Philodendron, …
Hoya Rotundiflora Care Tips
The Hoya Rotundiflora is the cutest plant in the Hoya family. Well, technically, this plant belongs to the Apocynaceae family, of which Hoya is a Genus. In any case, this …
Depressed Clearweed Growth and Care Guide
Depressed Clearweed is a small vine that features thick and prominent scallop leaves. Also known as Baby’s tears, this evergreen climber can reach up to 40 inches in height and …
What Hardiness Zone is Kansas City Mo In?
The direct answer to this question is zone 6 out of the 13 zones. However, before we detail the Kansas City Hardiness zone, let us briefly describe what a hardiness …
Orchid in Bathroom: 6 species that love humidity
Indoor tropical plants are beautiful, but they tend to need a lot of light and water. So you might be wondering: can orchids thrive in the bathroom? The answer is …
How to Save a Dying Corn Plant? False Palm or Dracaena Fragran Revival Guide
There is no actual cure for a dying corn plant. Yet if you provide all of its needs and fix any possible problems that develop, then it might just come …