Read on to find out what symptoms to look for and what you do to prevent this hideous but superficial disorder. If you see spots on your apples, you may be tempted to think “Oh no! Fungal or hail injury.” However, there may be another cause, especially if your apple trees are York Imperial, Golden Delicious, or Delicious cultivars. It could be an easily curable physiological condition known as cork spot....

Propagating coleus is a fantastic way to take a few of your favorite varieties and multiply them into many. In this post, I’ll show you exactly how divide them, and also give you detailed steps for rooting coleus cuttings in either water or soil. Coleus is one of my favorite annuals to use in my summer gardens and outdoor containers. But it’s expensive to buy new plants. Luckily it’s easy to propagate coleus by either rooting the cuttings or dividing one mature plant into several....

It is important to know How to Treat Root Rot in Houseplants, especially if you are a new plant parent. We have compiled some of the best remedies for you! Check out the best weed-killing recipes here What is Root Rot? Root Rot in houseplants is mainly caused by two reasons. Firstly, long-term exposure to overwatered conditions. This can kill roots due to a lack of oxygen; exposed roots begin to rot and die while spreading this to the healthy roots....

Information Hydreangeas are one of the most popular flowering shrubs. Unfortunately pests like them almost as much as many gardeners do. In this article, gardening expert and hydrangea enthusiast Jill Drago examines the most common pests that can take over your hydrangeas. She'll also walk through how to identify, prevent, and treat each of them! By Jill Drago Last updated: July 3, 2022 | 9 min read In the summertime, hydrangeas are covered in large blossoms that will fill any gardener with happiness and pride....

Information Are your Chrysanthemums turning brown, but you aren't quite sure what to do? Chrysanthemums, also known as "Mums" are a very hardy flower. The good news is that if you've seen some browning, you can likely reverse course. In this article, amateur gardener Jason White examines what to do when you see browning, and how to recover. By Jason White Last updated: October 27, 2022 | 10 min read Chrysanthemums are a wonderful symbol of the fall....

Commonly known as the tansy plant (Tanacetum vulgare), this species can provide many benefits to your garden once you know how to grow and care for this perennial flower. The yellow button-like flowers are simple, yet lovely as it attracts pollinators while also being an insect repellent with a history of medicinal uses. Table of Contents You can find Tanacetum vulgare growing in the wild in many places in North America....

This plant is not actually pothos and belongs to the Arum family. It looks remarkably similar with its trailing vines and heart-shaped leaves with eye-catching silvery variegation. Have a look at the most remarkable Silver Satin Pothos Pictures to get ideas on how to style them in your rooms! Have a look at silver leaf houseplants here Splendid Silver Satin Pothos Pictures 1. On a Wooden Table 2. In a Gleaming Planter 3....

The next time you witness an orchid in dead bits, don’t presume it dead. You can bring it back to life by following the simple trick shared below. Follow the tips and save yellow orchid leaves here Resurrecting Orchids If you see a dying orchid somewhere (garden center, friend’s home, your place), which could be due to any of these reasons: overwatering, underwatering, wrong growing medium, pests problems, or exposure to a very low temperature below 50 F (10 C), then don’t throw it away thinking that it cannot be saved....

1. You’re are Overwatering Overwatering is the number one reason why you see an indoor plant dying. Watering a lot kills any container plant quickly. It leads to the rotting of the roots, suffocating them, and developing fungus in the soil. Yellowing, droopy leaves with less vigor are indicators of overwatering. A Tip: Wait until the topsoil is dry enough to water the plants. Poke a finger an inch or two to identify the moisture level....

The first botanical garden was founded in Padua, Italy. It’s a World Heritage Site now and still used for Scientific Research. Learn more about it here. 1. Singapore Botanic Garden, Singapore This 160-year old tropical garden is located at the Singapore Orchard Road shopping district. It’s surely one of the best botanical gardens in the world that spans over an area of 82-hectares with a linear distance of 2.5 km (1....

Radishes come in many sizes, shapes, and colors like black, white, red, pink, green and purple. Taste is different as well, and from that picking the best radish variety to grow is difficult. For your help, we’re listing 20 types of radishes and popular varieties. You can plant them and experiment, which one you like. If you’ve any favorite, mention that in comments. 1. Watermelon Radish Watermelon radish is slightly sweet and less peppery than regular radishes....

Add a splash of colors to your home and garden with the awesome flowers of Hydrangea! Here are some Pictures of Container Gardening with Hydrangeas that’ll surely tempt you into growing this beautiful plant! Check out our article on growing Hydrangeas here Pictures of Container Gardening with Hydrangeas 1. Hydrangea ‘Runaway Bride Snow White’ 2. Bloomstruck Hydrangea 3. Flowerful Hydrangea in a Pot 4. An Exquisite Green Hydrangea! 5. Hydrangea ‘Switch Ophelia’ 6....

If you want to grow plants that stand out from the rest in the most unique ways, then try growing these Houseplants with Most Weird and Unusual Leaves! Have a look at the most funny-looking plants here Houseplants with Most Weird and Unusual Leaves 1. Butterfly Begonia Botanical Name: Begonia amphioxus What’s Unique in this Plant: This rare tropical plant offers butterfly wing-like shiny green foliage with rippled margins and crimson-red spots on the leaf surface....

If you want to add a character to your home and garden, then here are some of the Best Architectural Plants to Grow in Containers for a bold look. Have a look at the best shade-loving flowers for containers here Best Architectural Plants to Grow in Containers 1. Agave Botanical Name: Agave Agaves are an excellent choice for adding dimension and character to colorful patio pots and home entrances. Smaller species like agave colorata and agave bracteosa are especially suitable for growing in pots....

Love pretty bouquets and cut flowers in vases? Grow your own cut flower garden by growing one of these 50 cut flowers in your garden. Find out your birth month flowers with their meaning here Best Cut Flowers for Cutting Garden 1. Ageratum A post shared by @chichii210 Botanical Name: Ageratum houstonianum Also known as the Floss flower, its fine-haired velvety and lavender to purple colored flowers are show stealers....

Flowers Blue is a color that comes in many different shades, and can compliment just about any home garden or landscaped area of your home. But which blue flowers should you plant? In this article, you'll learn all about some of our favorite plants with blue flowers that will add some extra color to your home or garden. By Jason White Last updated: March 29, 2022 | 44 min read As a gardener, most of us are always looking for ways to brighten up each corner of our homes or gardens....

Even if you’re not an ideal plant grower, and you can plant these vining and climbing houseplants indoors in decorative vases and glasses in water without worrying about maintenance. Discover the names of the best indoor vines here Indoor Vines that Grow in Water 1. String of Hearts Botanical Name: Ceropegia Growing strings of heart in the water is super easy. Its heart-shaped leaves with white patterns do best in bright, indirect sunlight....

I don’t think we could ever live without tubers. Whether it’s the many cooking variations of the potato, the abundant nutrients of the sweet potato, or the rich taste of the yam, these foods are popular for good reason. Today, we’d like to introduce you to one of the world’s favorite, though less heard of, tubers: Dioscorea alata, known as ube or winged yams. Table of Contents The name makes me imagine a flying Thanksgiving dish, but winged yams are actually used the most in desserts....

Evening is the best time to relax after a routine day’s work. Besides relaxing in the garden, you can do productive and interesting tasks that will result in a beautiful place to relish a great cup of coffee. So, if you are thinking about What to do in Garden in the Evening, have a look at the following innovative pointers below! Check out our article on gardening chores to keep yourself fit here Easy Evening Garden Chores 1....

Ginger (Zingiber officinale) You can pick up the ginger root right at your local grocery store. Once you start experimenting with roots your grocery shopping experience will never be the same! Ginger, (Zingiber officinale) is a perennial which is native to Asia with reed like stems and long, narrow leaves. Its fleshy rhizome has a sweet pungent flavor and is used for culinary and medicinal purposes. Ginger is Hardy to zone 10....