Plant Care & Garden Ideas
Jasmine Loves abundant sunlight and tolerates shade with bright indirect light. Prune your jasmine in late spring or early summer for lush growth and blooms. Allow soil to turn dry and water twice a week in normal seasons and increase frequency to keep your jasmine plants moist in the peak flowering season. Jasmine is good … Read more
What’s inside: Reasons why hibiscus leaves are turning yellow, how to deal with yellowing leaves, quick care tips, revive a dying hibiscus, propagation, and why to deadhead flowers. Hibiscus is a stunning flowering plant from the mallow family of the Malvaceae genus. The main genus is quite hefty and incorporates almost hundreds of species. Hibiscus … Read more
Damage: Thrips damage looks like white patches, a large number of slivery spots, and thin line marks on leaves. Also, your plant will have stunted growth, lessened flowers, and fruits or damaged flowers as the thrips suck your plant sap and feed on flowers. To get rid of thrips make use of effective homemade spray … Read more
Plants to get rid of house flies: Houseflies are mostly attracted to house waste, pet waste, and invited to your house fermenting things. While nice fragrant flowers and heavy aromatic plants will repel the flies from your house and garden. Plants/herbs like 1. Lavender 2. Rosemary 3. Sage 4. Basil 5. Lemongrass 6.Marigold 7. Mint … Read more
Slugs are a nightmare for any gardener. They will eat the leaves, bite on crops, and hamper blooming entirely once they appear in your yard. These tiny gastropods are a real nuisance to our garden plants and must be eliminated as soon as they appear. While slugs are not poisonous or toxic but, they are … Read more
Fungus gnats are extremely annoying and one of the most exasperating plant pests to deal with. Once your houseplants get infected with these insects, it will destroy your plants and mental peace singlehandedly! All you need to do is that get rid of those frustrating bugs as soon as possible from your garden area. You … Read more
Nobody wants that their loving garden turns into a litter box of cats, right? Unfortunately, cats recommend a garden area for their pooping or urination spot, no matter how beautiful or organized it is! Regrettably, you can’t protect your landscape all day from their attack, especially if you have a cat in your house or … Read more
There’s nothing more annoying for a gardener than finding destructive pests on their garden plants. Things get more difficult when such insects are hard to see on your plants, like spider mites. Spider mites are one tiniest insect that spreads telltale spider webs on stems as well as leaves and can cause serious damages to … Read more
Aphids or tree lice are one type of the most destructive and disgusting plant insect that can damage the overall health of your plants severely. If you don’t treat aphids at the primary stage, they can even destroy the entire garden solitarily. Besides, aphids are harmful to our natural surroundings or our environments as well. … Read more
Mealybugs always spread from plant to plant. So, they must come into your garden from any infested plant that you bought from a nursery. They are like small white fuzzy bugs on your plants and they are soft-bodied with a white powdery coat on them. Overwatering and over usage of nitrogen-rich fertilizers are other reasons … Read more