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Plants

Tips for beautifying your new home with plants

Posted on October 17, 2020 by Dave / 0 Comment

Plants do not just decorate our space beautifully, but they are also a part of nature we bring into our home and our lives. There are numerous reasons to includ...

Jade Plant Flower
Plants

3 Low Maintenance Plants to Start With on a Busy Schedule

Posted on July 23, 2020 by Dave / 0 Comment

Not everyone has a green thumb, but at one point or another, most people have thought of starting a garden. However, gardens require a lot of time, care, and co...

A small pine tree in the snow.
Plants

The ultimate guide to caring for evergreen trees

Posted on March 8, 2020 by Dave / 0 Comment

Evergreen trees are a classic staple for any landscape worth its salt. They are, well, evergreen. These trees offer plenty of benefits – from providing a sound ...

Farfugium japonicum
Plants

Farfugium Japonicum or Leopard Plant

Posted on January 31, 2015 by Dave / 2 Comments

Farfugium japonicum var. giganteum  is the name, but sometimes you see these plants called Ligularia or leopard plant. Growing in zones 6-10, Farfugiums grows o...

Succulent Ground Cover
Gardening

How To Use Ground Cover To Cover Bare Spots In Your Yard

Posted on April 5, 2014 by Dave / 7 Comments

It must be spring. The sounds of garden equipment on Saturday mornings and folks standing in lines at  local nurseries.  And as yards are greening up and new pl...

Plants

Don’t Give Up On That Injured Plant

Posted on May 1, 2011 by Dave / 1 Comment

Some of you may remember that last year we experimented with a raised sunflower bed. The results of trying to grow sunflowers in a 6-8 inch deep bed were very s...

Railroad Vine Flower
Plants

Railroad Vines For Beach Erosion Control

Posted on October 30, 2010 by Dave / 7 Comments

Railroad vine grows on sand dunes in many tropical and subtropical regions. Here in the states it can be found on beaches from Georgia to Texas. We recently had...

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