Crape myrtle is beloved for its beautiful flowers and ability to be grown either as a tree or shrub. However, it falls short in shade tolerance, pest and disease resistance, and other aspects. You may, … Read more
Crape Myrtle trees are a great addition to home lawns and flower beds/gardens due to their colorful blooms. However, these flowering plants can sometimes produce few or no flowers at the peak of the growing … Read more
Names Bird of paradise, Strelitzia plant, crane flower Sunlight Full sun, and partial shade Water Once every 1-2 weeks Temperature 55°F to 75°F Humidity 60-70 percent Soil pH 5.5-7.5 Growing zones 9b, 10, 11, 12 … Read more
Shrubs, vines, low-growing perennials, and grasses can be used for landscaping. Landscapers and homeowners use bright, dramatic plants to accentuate exterior areas. With its fast growth, 6-foot growth, and exuberant colors, the yellow bird of … Read more
Eucalyptus lemon trees are a good choice for indoor and outdoor growth. The plants can withstand extreme conditions and require minimal maintenance. Leaves produce a scent-rich oil that has several benefits including acting as an … Read more
Money tree (Pachira aquatica) leaves can curl if you do not balance specific growth parameters. The leaves can curl inwards, outwards, or in both directions. Prevention will depend mainly on the pattern of curling, but … Read more
It can be challenging to distinguish a lime tree from a lemon tree because both citrus species share some similarities. Both lime and lemon trees produce green fruit, share blooming seasons and growing zones. However, … Read more
Citrus trees are beloved for their juicy and flavorful fruits but not so much for their thorny branches. However, these thorns serve various functional roles and should not be cut off unless there won’t be … Read more
Monstera leaves typically show various signs of distress when the plant is experiencing unfavorable growing conditions. One of these signs is the foliage turning black. Dark spots on monstera are primarily caused by overwatering and … Read more
Poplar trees (cottonwoods) and birch trees typically grow in the same geographical regions and have many similar physical features. These factors make it hard to tell these two families of trees apart. However, there are … Read more