With tropical, glossy leaves and pale pink flower bracts that get a deeper, darker red as the plant matures (and don’t forget the purple flowers), the Brazilian candle plant (Pavonia multiflora) is one that you’ve got to consider growing if you’re interested in a more interesting display of color in your home. Its flowers are …
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If you’re thinking about growing Boston ferns (Nephrolepis exaltata), you might be surprised to hear that there’s more than one common type of boston fern you can grow. Also known as the sword fern, this houseplant is easy to grow and has lots of variations to suit any need. An evergreen plant, it is native …
Are you interested in learning how to grow and care for the Boston fern (Nephrolepis exaltata ‘Bostoniensis’)? If so, this article will provide you with all the information you need to take care of this popular indoor plant. Also known as the sword fern, this plant in the family Lomariopsidaceae is native to tropical forests …
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Are you wondering about the difference between the peace lily vs. calla lily? If so, this article will clear things up for you. It is important to know the difference between the two because, though both are quite beautiful, they are two different and distinct members of the Araceae family. Both plants can be grown …
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You might be wondering, what’s the difference between devil’s ivy and philodendron? Though they are both common houseplants, they are not one and the same – it is important to be able to tell the difference between pothos vs. philodendron if you plan on growing either in your home. At first glance, it’s quite easy …
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Most hydrangea diseases are easily prevented – but if you find your plants looking anything other than green and lush, you might be wondering what you did wrong. The reality is that many common illnesses can come on suddenly without warning. While most won’t kill your shrubs outright, it is important to be aware of …
The hydrangea is a garden staple – and if you’re considering growing hydrangea companion plants, that’s a wise choice. There are certain plants that, when grown next to hydrangea bushes, benefit from similar growing conditions and offer similar visual appeal. Not only that, but hydrangeas offer various advantages to plants growing nearby. If you’re wondering …
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If your shrubs aren’t blooming the way you’d like them to, don’t panic – it could just be time to add some hydrangea fertilizer. There are several kinds of fertilizers you can use on your shrubs depending on their nutritional needs, what kind of soil you have, and what kind of goal you are trying …
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Planting and transplanting hydrangeas may sound like a daunting gardening task, but the reality is that this chore is actually quite easy to handle. Whether you’re planting a fresh new arrival that you just purchased from the nursery or you are moving a hydrangea that you already have growing on your property, knowing the proper …
Are you interested in learning the many ways to propagate hydrangeas? Hydrangea propagation isn’t necessarily challenging, but there are a few specific steps you will need to follow in order to be successful. Here’s what you need to know. How Do You Grow Hydrangeas From Cuttings? There are a few different ways you can propagate …
