If you’d like to expand your collection of houseplants, the Hoya tricolor and krimson queen are likely to top your list. While they appear similar, these houseplants have numerous distinctions. Let’s …
Flies eat food waste, especially in garbage bins. If you don’t keep flies away from your trash, they multiply. Flies – like house flies, green bottle flies, and fruit flies …
Morning glories, or the ipomoea purpurea, are beautiful vine flowers that originate from Mexico. The morning glory plant produces heart-shaped leaves that range in shades of green. The trumpet-shaped flowers …
English ivy and poison ivy are both rather aggressive species of ivy. They both infiltrate gardens and backyards, essentially taking over the other plants in their paths. However, even though …
It’s easy to assume that the only thing that gets sunburnt are people. That couldn’t be further from the truth, however. Everything from animals to plants runs the risk of …
Bookshelves can be a little less than ideal as houseplant homes. Most succulents, for example, may be easy to care for and grow very slowly, but they may struggle with …
Ever wondered why hydrangea leaves turn purple? There are a few reasons this may happen. This color change may come as a surprise as the plant, like many others, is …
The jade plant and elephant bush are commonly confused for each other. These succulents have a lot of similarities, but there are plenty of differences that allow us to differentiate …
An alocasia is a common houseplant derived from parts of Asia and Australia. This plant is commonly called elephant ears or African mask. It is widely known for its large …
The zelkova tree (Zelkova serrata) is native to the forests of Japan and China, but it has been cultivated in areas outside of its native range for many years. The …