6 Grasses that Grow in the Shade (And Thrive)
If you have a shady lawn, you’re going to need grass that can thrive without always being under direct sunlight. Here’s a list of the best types of grass to …
8 Grasses that are Native to Missouri
Here’s a list of Missouri native grasses. They are excellent for Missouri landscaping or a Missouri lawn. They don’t need a lot of maintenance, as they’ve been growing here long …
The Best Time of Year to Plant Grass in Colorado (All Factors)
Depending on where you live in Colorado, the best time of year to plant grass seed in Colorado is going to change a bit. With warmer weather comes all of …
Hanging Plants that Look Beautiful and Attract Birds
Looking to attract birds with hanging baskets that they’ll enjoy and that’ll beautify your yard or patio? You’ll love these! Birds aren’t just beautiful, they also add a sense of …
Do Fruit Trees Need Watered in Winter? (All Factors Considered)
Fruit trees need more attention than other types of trees when they are young. They consistently need to be watered during their first five years of life. But, what about …
How to Get Rid of Soil Mites (Indoor and Outdoor Plants)
You don’t have to be a farmer to need to know how to manage soil mites. These pesky critters are hard for homeowners, gardeners, and farmers alike because they can …
Red Mandevilla: Growth and Care
Red Mandevilla is a beautiful tropical flowering plant. Its leaves are small, dark green in color, and it has red trumpet-shaped flowers. The Red Mandevilla is a climbing vine that …
Do Weeds Die in the Winter? (Weed by Weed Guide)
Weeds are a very common problem in modern agriculture and in yards across the world. Most weeds don’t die in the winter, although some weeds may die back slightly and …
Jasmine Plant Winter Care: Do Jasmine Plants lose leaves in Winter?
There are several reasons why jasmine plants lose their leaves in winter, but there is no need to worry as they will usually grow new ones after the colder months …
Cyclamen Mites: Identification and Elimination
Cyclamen mites are tiny pests that can infest both outdoor plants and houseplants. They are white, tan, or greenish in color and are too small to easily see without magnification, …