How to Make Kentucky Bluegrass Thicker: Step-by-Step Guide
Kentucky bluegrass is a lush and beautiful lawn grass that can be grown in many areas of the United States. It’s considered to be one of the most popular turfgrasses …
How to Make Bahia Grass Thicker
Bahai grass is a large ornamental warm-season bunchgrass native to Brazil. It is primarily used in the American south for home lawns, turf and roadside revegetation because of its aggressive …
Winter Jasmine: Growth and Care Guide
Winter jasmine is originally from China, where it grows in tropical and sub-tropical regions. It’s also common in other areas of Asia such as Japan and Korea. The plant has …
Cyclamen Growth and Care Guide
miteCyclamen plants make excellent houseplants, blooming cheerfully in the fall, winter, and early spring. While most varieties of cyclamens are planted during this period for their beautiful blooms, gardeners who …
A Guide to Popular Syngonium Varieties
There seems to be a lot of confusion about the various cultivars and varieties of Syngonium. There are two basically different types of Syngonium cultivars – thick-leaved and those with …
Sherry Baby Orchid: Growth and Care
Sherry Baby orchid is a hybrid of the Oncidium Jamie Sutton and Oncidium Honolulu. This flower, which grows to be about three inches tall with an eight-inch stem, has beautiful …
Blood Orchid Flower: Growth and Care
The blood orchid is a beautiful plant prized for its flowers that bloom in various blood-red hues. This plant is relatively rare and grows in the rainforests of Borneo. Let’s …
Soil pH Range: Is clay soil acidic or alkaline?
Clay soil is naturally alkaline and has a pH range of between 8 and 10. Some plants like soil to be alkaline, while others prefer more neutral or even acidic …
Too Much Oil in the Lawnmower? Symptoms + What to DO
Are you concerned that there’s too much oil in your lawnmower? Read on, these are the symptoms of too much oil in a mower. Symptoms of Too Much Oil …
Poor Mans Orchid: Growth and Care
Schizanthus orchids are commonly referred to as poor man’s orchids, butterfly flowers, or fringe flowers. They are grown as perennials in most parts of the U.S. The plants need warmth …