As the perils facing pollinators continue to rise, many people want to know what they can do in their home landscapes to protect them. In addition to planting pollinator-friendly plants that provide nectar and pollen resources, how you manage plants … [Read more...]
Spathiphyllum
Common Name(s): Spathiphyllum is a genus of about 40 species of flowering plants commonly called 'Peace Lily'. 'Peace Lily' is a herbaceous perennial typically grown as a houseplant. Continued: … [Read more...]
15 DIY Winter Wreath Ideas: Make A Natural Wreath Using Materials From Your Garden
There are so many beautiful DIY winter wreath ideas that you can make using natural materials. Collect foliage, flowers, berries, fruits, and other interesting items from your garden – or forage for them on seasonal walks. CONTINUE SOURCE: … [Read more...]
The Future of Farming: Artificial Intelligence and Agriculture
Farmers use AI for methods such as precision agriculture; they can monitor crop moisture, soil composition, and temperature in growing areas, enabling farmers to increase their yields by learning how to take care of their crops … [Read more...]
Brighten Winter Days with Stunning Amaryllis Blooms
During the dark days of winter, gardeners crave cheerful, vibrant indoor flowers to brighten moods as they count down the days to spring. And tucked among the holiday decorations, amaryllis do their best to cure seasonal affective disorder, adding … [Read more...]
Storing Up for Winter with Forageables
When we think of foraging for food, spring often comes to mind: bitter dandelion greens, vivid wild violet, the fiercely sought-after ramps. While spring foraging is wildcrafting at its finest—and a welcome break after the winter’s cold—there is so … [Read more...]
How to Identify Oak Trees Using Acorns
Although there are many ways you can identify each oak, the trees’ acorns are a great indication of species. By looking at the acorn’s shape, color, and size, you’ll be able to identify which oak species it came from. Continued: Source: … [Read more...]
Turfgrass Disease Profiles – Rust Diseases
Recently I walked across a lawn and noticed that my shoes were covered with orange powder. The cause? Lawn rust disease. Read on for information on Rust Diseases from the Perdue University Extension. -Linda SE … [Read more...]
Dealing with pumpkins after Halloween: Debunking social media advice
As the calendar turns from October to November, toothy Jack-o’-lanterns start to look like deflated basketballs. This means millions of Americans need to dispose of billions of pumpkins. While many people toss these festive yet mushy winter squash … [Read more...]
Garlic Production for the Gardener
Garlic (Allium sativum) is a hardy perennial member of the onion family. Garlic is probably native to Central Asia but has long been naturalized in southern Europe and throughout the world. Read on: Source: University of Georgia Extension … [Read more...]