The most common method is to evenly sprinkle the alum solution over the soil surface. It’s best to do this during a time when the soil is moist but not overly wet, as this allows for better absorption. Use a watering can or a sprayer for even distribution, ensuring that the alum solu...
Tropical plants often need consistently moist soil. Drought-tolerant species thrive with less frequent watering, which encourages deeper root growth. Method: Watering at the soil level reduces the risk of leaf diseases and ensures that water is absorbed by the roots rather than evaporating or contrib...
Syringa vulgaris “Monge” Deep reddish purple, Tolerate deer, clay soil. Sun, h 8-10′ Syringa x Vulgaris ” Nadezhda” is a true double that gives a bicolor effect in shades of lilac blue. H-7′-10′, zone 3, sun Syringa ‘President Grevy ‘- highly fragrant, double lavender-blue,...
Japanese fern peony is a lovely little bush 1-2 feet high that has delicate fern-like blue-green foliage and big red flowers in the spring. It is considerably more expensive to purchase than a regular peony because it is difficult to propagate. Once established in a part-sun location it n...
Pachysandra is one of the toughest plants ever, that’s why it is a common part of the landscape. This groundcover prefers partial shade to no light at all. Soil should be well-drained and moist. Water the Pachysandra well until it establishes. After that, it can tolerate any challenging...
Choose a location that receives dappled sunlight or morning sun with afternoon shade. Soil: Well-drained soil rich in organic matter is essential. Amend clay soil with compost or leaf mold. Care for Mass Plantings: Watering: Consistent moisture is crucial, especially during dry periods. Water ...
Just know that you can have a low light plant in a medium or high light room, but it needs to be at least 10-15’ feet away from the windows. I rely on intuition when it comes to light—if a plant isn’t thriving, I simply move it to a new spot. Signs like legginess, smalle...
What is “Wet Soil?” Balanced soil is one of the best resources you can offer your growing plants. When water, air, and organic matter are perfectly balanced, your plants will grow healthy and vigorous. Although soil needs to be moist, you’ll struggle growing plants in soil that are ov...
The plant thrives in moist and sunny conditions and is perfect for year-round decoration in homes and offices. It can grow easily indoors and looks great in a container or clay pot that contrasts with the purple leaves. Since the plant is non-toxic, you do not need to worry about your ...
Leaves: Long, narrow, grass-like leaves arranged alternately on the stem Growing Conditions: Light: Full sun to partial shade (at least 6 hours of sunlight per day) Soil: Well-drained soil is crucial, tolerates a range of soil types (clay, loam, sand) Moisture: Prefers moist soil but ...