Latest articles by Karen Boness
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Manganese Deficiency In Sago Palms – Treating Manganese Deficiency In Sagos
Frizzle top is the name of the condition often seen in manganese deficient sagos. Manganese is a micro-nutrient found in the soil that is important to palms and sago palms. Learn how to treat this problem in the following article.
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Are Early Flowering Plants Safe – What To Do About Plants Flowering Early
Bulbs sprouting in winter isn't normal in the cold winter climates. Are early flowering plants safe? What happens when it freezes again? Will the plants be permanently damaged? Will they bloom? This article aims to help answer these questions.
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Fire Pit Garden Ideas: Types Of Backyard Fire Pits
Fire pits in gardens is becoming more and more popular. They extend the time we have to enjoy the outdoors. Using fire pits in gardens is a modern and more convenient version of the campfires of yesteryear. Learn more in this article.
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My Petunias Are Getting Leggy: Learn How To Stop Leggy Petunias
Many gardeners find themselves back at the nursery complaining "My petunias are getting leggy." All the flowers end up way at the end of lanky bare stems. Don't fret. You can learn how to stop leggy petunias in this article.
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Pomegranate Tree Pruning – Learn About The Cutting Of Pomegranates
It is important to prune pomegranate trees properly if you want to increase fruit production and maintain an attractive form. Unfortunately, these two goals are in conflict. Learn more about pruning pomegranates in this article.
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Yellowing Bamboo Leaves: Help For Yellow Bamboo Leaves
Bamboo is a popular ornamental and edible plant. While these plants are generally hardy, when bamboo leaves are yellow, this could signal an issue. Click this article to learn more about why this happens and what can be done about it.
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Mulberry Trimming – Learn When And How To Prune A Mulberry Tree
Mulberry trees can reach 30'-70' depending on the species. They are fantastic shade trees. Due to their quick growth, pruning mulberry trees is often necessary. The information found in this article can help get you started with mulberry trimming.
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Collecting Pear Seeds: Learn How To Save Pear Seeds
Did you ever want to grow your own pear tree? Collecting pear seeds to start your own tree from scratch is a simple and enjoyable process. Anyone can learn how to save pear seeds, and this article will help to get you started.
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Saving Apple Seeds: When And How To Harvest Apple Seeds
Can't I just plant some seeds from my favorite variety and ensure a life time of apple happiness? How exactly do I create this apple cornucopia? What do I do first? Maybe you, like I, have wondered how and when to harvest apple seeds. Find out here.
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No Blooms On Bradford Pear Tree – Reasons For Bradford Pear Not Flowering
Bradford pears are known for their spectacular fall color and a bountiful display of white spring blossoms. When there are no blooms on Bradford pear trees, this can be frustrating. To learn more about getting a Bradford pear to bloom, this article will help.
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Harvesting Christmas Trees – When’s The Best Time To Cut A Christmas Tree
Harvesting Christmas trees in the wild used to be the only way people obtained trees for the holidays. If you want a little adventure and some fresh air, then cutting your own Christmas tree can be a lot of fun. Learn more in this article.
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Best Soil For Sago Palms – What Kind Of Soil Does A Sago Need
The sago palm has a reputation of being a tough tree that can take a wide range of temperatures and soil conditions. However, providing ideal sago palm soil requirements is far more important. So what kind of soil does a sago need? Learn more here.
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What Is Prairie Dropseed: Tips For Growing Prairie Dropseed Plants
If you?re looking for something different in the native plant or wildlife garden, then take a look at prairie dropseed grass. This attractive ornamental grass has much to offer in the landscape. Learn how to care for it here.
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Shaving Down Tree Roots: Tips On How To Shave Tree Roots
When tree roots become an issue, especially around walkways, and you don't want to remove the roots, you may wonder, "Can you shave tree roots?" If so, how do you do that? The information in this article can help.
