What Do Squirrels Drink?
Squirrels are bush rodents with a fluffy tails from the family Sciuridae. Like other organisms, squirrels drink water when they are thirsty. They’ll drink about anything, provided it’s a liquid …
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Do Roaches Hate Lavender and Six Other Plants That Roaches Avoid
Roaches are a common pest that many people deal with every year. Either in the garden or in the home, roaches can put a damper on your day. You may …
3 Best Grass for Full Shade in Georgia
Healthy soil, adequate water, and lots of sunlight are all you require to have a beautiful green lawn, right? Not necessarily. While some grasses tend to wither in the shade, …
Common Bermuda Grass vs Hybrid Bermuda Grass
One of the most common grasses you will find in the South is bermudagrass. This grass is known for growing in a variety of areas and conditions. It is often …
Collards Bolting: Common Reasons
In plants bolting refers to a plant producing more flowers as opposed to leaves. This happens when the plants grow flower stalks prematurely to produce seeds. Bolting is known to …
How to Grow Peonies in Georgia
Growing flowers is not only a lucrative skill to possess, it can also be an interesting industry (Floriculture) to learn. This is especially true when it comes to discovering information …
Sago Palm Freezing: Care For Your Sago Palm in Winter
Sago palm (Cycas revoluta) is a tropical flowering plant with large fronds that grow upright and are very similar in appearance to palm trees. Native to Asia, the sago palm …
What is Spurweed? How to Kill Spurweed
Are you looking to keep your garden weed-free? You’ve probably noticed that many of your plants are going slightly awry, leaving behind little seedpods that provide a perfect breeding ground …
Do Impatiens Come Back Every Year: Key Differences Between Annuals and Perennials
Perennials and annuals are two common types of plants that gardeners grow in their landscapes. Although they are both grown for their leaves, flowers, and other growing parts, there are …
Dollar Weed vs Creeping Charlie: Differences and Similarities
Creeping Charlie is a weed known by the scientific name Glechoma hederacea. The dollar weed, also known as Hydrocotyle by its scientific name, can be confusing to the eye as …