Latest articles by Victoria Blackstone
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Does Cold Affect Oleander: Are There Winter Hardy Oleander Bushes
Although the shrubs are usually grown in the warmer regions of USDA hardiness zones, oleanders often perform surprisingly well a bit outside this comfort zone. Learn more about oleander winter hardiness in this article.
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Composting Corn Cobs And Husks – Learn How To Compost Corn Plants
Composting corn cobs and husks is a sustainable process of turning garbage-bound kitchen leftovers into garden-rich nutrients for your plants. Learn more about how to compost these items for maximum success using the information found in this article.
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What Is A Virginia Peanut: Information On Planting Virginia Peanuts
Among their many common names, Virginia peanuts are called goobers, ground nuts and ground peas. Although they're not grown exclusively in Virginia, their common name gives a nod to the warm southeastern climates where they thrive. Learn about them here.
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Keep Plants Alive Indoors Over Winter: Winter Plant Care For Tender Plants
After bringing plants indoors, the key to keeping plants alive over winter depends on what type of plants you have and the growing environment you provide them. Learn more about how to keep plants alive over the winter in this article.
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Carrot Disease Management: Learn About Diseases Affecting Carrots
Because carrots are hidden below ground, they can become infected with disease that you may not notice until you harvest your crop. But if you watch your carrots carefully, you may detect disease symptoms above ground. This article will help.
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Oleander Plant Diseases – How To Treat Diseases Of Oleander Plants
Oleander shrubs are tough plants that typically need little care to reward you with a profusion of colorful flowers in summer. But there are some diseases of oleander plants that can compromise their health and hinder their ability to bloom. Learn more here.
