If you’re leaving your office plants over a big office-wide vacation, it’s a good idea to ask about the building’s temperature while you’re away. If maintenance plans on lowering the heat over winter break, it might be a good idea to bring your plant home with you. Along with ch...
From a technical standpoint, azalea blooms are typically funnel-shaped and have five stamens, while rhododendron flowers are bell-shaped and have ten or more stamens. Selecting a species that will thrive in your climate allows gardeners in every part of the South to enjoy these plants—even ...
Use a room humidifier or regularly mist plants with a spray bottle. Another alternative is to place plants on trays filled with pebbles and a small amount of water. Don’t allow the bottom of the pot to sit in standing water.Clean leaves: Wipe leaves regularly with a damp cloth to ...
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The azalea plant is part of the genus Rhododendron and has varieties that are evergreen and deciduous. Azaleas are hardy to plant in Georgia as it is part of the USDA growing zones 6 through 8. The plant will bloom in the months of April and May and some
to three litters of six babies per year in the north and up to six litters of three babies yearly in the south. The first litter appears in March in the north, year-round elsewhere. The gestation period is 29 days. That’s only about eight days more than a chicken egg takes to ...
These plants bear delicate and pretty flowers, predominantly in shades of pink or purple, each with a delicate white border that enhances their beauty. When grown as houseplants, Azaleas can retain their flowers much longer than when grown outside, where blooms typically last around six weeks ...
As your plumeria grows, you may need to transplant it into increasingly larger pots, but you can also prune it to maintain a smaller shape. Growing Season Care Place your pot in a full-sun location. If grown in partial shade, the plumeria will produce fewer flowers. ...
Generally, shrubs have a lifespan of 10 to 15 years, but it depends on genetics, care, environmental stressors, and diseases or pests that may damage them. In this article, we’ll cover: How many years do shrubs live? What affects how long shrubs live?
However, be careful about walking around in a wet garden; you don't want to compact the soil. To make less impact on wet soil, you can put down some boards and walk on them to help distribute your weight. If there's no rain in sight, water your garden and start pulling. Again, ...