Bleach is often in mold-removal remedies for a variety of surfaces, but might harm or lighten cedar. Using a more fitting all-natural solution not only corrects the problem, but also lets you keep your wood’s rich color, and even enhances its pleasant aroma. Err on the Side of Caution Mold lifts easily from just about […]
Tulips (Tulipa spp.) Require a winter chill, plenty of sunlight, rich soil and appropriate planting, but reward you with abundant blooms. Tulips come in a variety of colours, sizes and flower forms, with varying blossom times. These flowers vary from ancient, late and mid-season bloomers, so tulip it is possible to delight in the beauty […]
Evergreen trees and plants stay green all year long — hundreds of species thrive in areas around the world, including U. S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 8 through 10. Flowering evergreen plants, trees, shrubs, ground covers and vines bring colour to landscapes and gardens. Evergreens attract birds and other wildlife to feed on […]
A white picket fence adds a enchanting and homey feel to your yard and garden. It can, however, appear boring. Your personality is shown by making the picket fencing your personal and tastes. A fence which enhances your yard is created by adding hardware colour and plants. The fence is made a characteristic of your […]
Identifying ornamental grasses growing in your lawn requires exactly the same type of analysis as choosing which grass to plant, but the steps are completed at the contrary direction. When deciding upon an ornamental grass from the some 9,000 species of the grass family (Poaceae or Gramineae), a wise gardener believes her climate, soil and […]
Elderberry trees make useful and attractive additions to the home landscape. Abundant white flowers cover elderberry from the spring, with dark, red to black berries following pollination. One tree creates as much as 15 pounds of strawberries once it attains maturity. Elderberry shrubs (Sambucus spp.) grow in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 3 […]
Rabbit’s foot fern (Davallia Fejeensis) is hardy only in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 10 through 12, but produces an impressive mountain of lacy green foliage in a wicker basket onto a screened porch or hanging in shady gardens which never see frost. These natives of the Fiji islands have needs, though. Among […]
“Black Magic” elephant ears (Colocasia esculenta “Black Magic”), and other purple cultivars of taro, are the only crops that grow from “bulbs” that produce big purple leaves. Bulb is a misnomer when explaining elephant ears, the ornamental type of taro. What looks like a bulb is technically a corm. Showy elephant Coast make a good […]
A light mist and cloudy skies may be perfect conditions for planting vegetables. Seeds and tiny transplants gain from moist soil and light watering, and clouds protect tender seedlings from the harsh sun. However, while mist turns into rain, gardening wisdom turns, also. Planting in a wet garden can be damaging to your own vegetables […]
While cotton is the most common stuff for bed sheets, other materials, such as silk, fleece and microfiber are used as well. The smoothest, silkiest sheets are normally a satin-weave silk, plus a polyester-based satin, both of which are slippery smooth. Nevertheless, when it comes to sheets, cotton is still king. The sleekly delicate, smooth […]