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Gerbera daisies (Gerbera jamesonii) are big flowers from 2 to 4 inches in diameter. The flowers are apartment with a middle band of brief, small petals surrounded by rings of bigger flat petals. The flowers are indigenous to South Africa. Read More
A yard full of bright sunlight is a gardener’s dream. The variety of plants, trees and flowers that thrive in full sun is much greater than those that prefer shade. Prior to making any plans to plant, then draw your Read More
Determining whether plants will grow better in the backyard or front yard demands an understanding of the plants’ needs and what each yard provides. Plants vary greatly in their demands for sun and water in addition to how they endure Read More
Functional landscaping trellises may also be fashionable accessories for your yard. It is possible to use a trellis made from a decorative fabric, or the situations you add to your plain wooden trellis can enhance your garden’s decor. Begin to Read More
With its holly-like leaf and fragrant yellow blooms, leatherleaf mahonia (Mahonia bealei) adds year-round interest to shaded gardens where few other shrubs will grow. They prosper within U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 6 to 9, where they reach Read More
The Wayne ESP 15 is a battery-powered 12-V backup sump pump intended to eliminate water from a basement sump if a power failure or other mishap renders the AC-powered main heat pump inoperable. This 9-pound pump, intended for light-duty surroundings, Read More
Mounting your flat-screen television on the wall is a fantastic space-saving strategy, and it typically makes the TV easier to observe. You can achieve this if your walls are covered with wood paneling, but thin paneling constrains the placement of Read More
Sometimes what seems like grass is another plant in disguise. Although liriope (Liriope spp.) , also referred to as monkey grass, is considered a border grass, it is botanically a part of the lily family. So if you use a Read More
Imagine a succulent cloning itself by the thousands, and every one of its clones doing the same. For the mother of thousands plant (Kalanchoe daigremontiana), replicating at warp speed is not enough to guarantee survival. For additional protection, in addition, Read More
If your floor is oak, maple or a different light to medium-light hardwood, you may opt to make it darker by staining it — and a lot of people do. A dark floor provides visual grounding in a room with Read More