How to Identify, Prevent, and Treat Collar and Crown Rot in Fruit Trees

If you want to add different colors to your garden then take ideas from this beautiful Landscaping with Croton Pictures!

When I was ready to start furnishing the patio space I had trouble finding furniture that was the size I wanted. I was looking for a bench that would fit perfectly against my back wall and decided that in order to find just the right size to maximize my space, I would have to build it. My DIY patio bench was so incredibly simple to build, adds so much enjoyable living space to my home, and looks amazing! One of the best parts of the building project was that I was able to make use of the leftover cut boards to build a matching chair.

Extreme differences in temperatures like too cold or too hot, along with a lack of water, can make the fruits taste bitter.

When most people think of a willow tree, a vivid image of grace and elegance often comes to mind.The willow is renowned for its distinct featu

If you love growing common sage in your herb garden and live in a warm area, you’ll want to consider adding Cleveland sage into the mix.Salvia clevelandii, also known as California blue, frag

Sometimes things that come in compact packages could be the best. These under-6-foot trees are perfect for your narrow side yard, patio, deck, parking strips, containers, and other tight spaces.

In hot and arid areas availability of water even for regular chore is difficult sometimes, forget about watering plants. If you live at such a place or really a busy person who can’t about trees growing in your yard, then these low maintenance and drought tolerant fruit trees are perfect for you.

Here is an all-inclusive list of the Best Cold Tolerant Fruit Trees that are super cold hardy, won’t mind the lower temperatures, and will give you a fresh harvest even in the coldest of months!

There are lots of alternative fruit trees worth considering for the garden. Most have slipped out of fashion, perhaps because they haven’t been developed and hybridised like so many of our favourite fruits. However, if you don’t want to actually eat their fruit you may think about growing them for their good looks alone. Here’s five fruit trees and shrubs worthy of attention : Quince There are t

You can get citrus fruits in pots, even indoors if you’ve got a sunny window.

Mandevilla Splendens exudes an aura of exoticism with its captivating beauty. Its lush green leaves provide a perfect backdrop for its bright pink trumpet-shaped flowers, which seem to glow in the sunlight. When it is in full bloom, it is a treat to watch, and its fragrance fills the air with a sweet, subtle scent.

Over the years I’ve heard a number of allotment folk say that they remove the flowers from their potato plants because it increases the number of potatoes. The theory is that by preventing a potato plant from putting its energies into flowering and fruiting, it goes on to produce larger tubers below ground instead. But is there truth in this crop yield boost idea or is it yet another gardening myth?