1. Chayote Chayote produces very interesting pear-shaped, light green fruits that are likened to pumpkin and develop well in subtropical conditions as well as in moderately cool atmospheres. It is a great idea to grow chayote in a container, if you live in short-summer areas, since these gainful vines can be brought inside once the temperature […]
1. Bury tomato slices This method, courtesy of The Wannabe Homesteader, is cheap and easy. All you need is some potting soil, an overripe tomato, and a few pots. Fill a large pot more than halfway full with gardening soil. At that point include a couple of tomato slices (around 1/4 inch thick) on top. […]
Tomato vines are hardy, forceful plants, and with the correct care provided, they can deliver sweet and delicious tomatoes. To produce the best tomatoes, however, tomato vines must be permitted to bear their fruit in the most natural way. The Amish are popular for their common consideration of growing plants, and have developed some exceptionally […]
1. Eucalyptus Native to Australia, New Zealand and Tasmania, the rapid growth of the eucalyptus tree is attributed to a survival mechanism which protects young saplings against koalas and other tree munching animals. Free from these indigenous threats, eucalyptus grows swiftly to maturity. In ideal conditions, larger species will climb 6-8 feet yearly, although some […]
Cycas is one of the most beautiful and most expensive plants for large containers and grows very slowly. It originates from Southeast Asia and Japan. Although often placed in the group of palm trees, it has nothing to do with it – he belongs in the Cycas family. The cycas existed millions of years before […]
Warning signs An article from Proven Winners demonstrates that the essential issue with overwatering has to do with the roots. The root of the plant is its life saver. Without healthy roots, the plant can’t take in supplements and develop. An excess of water will cover the roots and make it impossible for them to […]
For thousands of years, Judean date palm trees were one of the most recognizable and welcome sights for people living in the Middle East — widely cultivated throughout the region for their sweet fruit, and for the cool shade they offered from the blazing desert sun. However, over the centuries, things changed. The climate changed and the […]
Poncirus trifoliata – Flying Dragon Japanese Bitter Orange is unquestionably an attractive plant, with refreshingly fragrant flowers and handsome autumn foliage, but that is by no means all. For one thing, it comes armed with some seriously offensive weapons in the form of long, sharp thorns, resulting in its regular appearance in the lists of rabbit-proof […]
In addition to its carefree growth habit, string of pearls can provide a unique focal point in the home. Sprawling over the edges of containers or hanging baskets, the string of pearls plant resembles a beaded necklace with its fleshy green, pea-like foliage. Learn more about growing string of pearls houseplant so you can also […]
In spite of the fact that it doesn’t hurt to explore different approaches regarding developing of any plant or herb from cuttings, numerous annuals that develop promptly from seeds may not be justified regardless of the exertion. The cuttings of a few plants, especially fruit trees that are joined onto rootstocks, won’t develop well regardless […]
