Bear Paw Cactus
Those fuzzy white tufts on your bear paw cactus aren’t just for show—they act as a natural sunshield and moisture
Blog
How To
Echeveria Harmsii
The plush orange leaves of Echeveria harmsii demand bright light and sharp drainage to maintain their distinctive fuzzy texture. If
How To
How To Cut Grass Without A Lawn Mower
When the mower breaks down, a sharp sickle or scythe can still give your lawn a clean, even cut. Figuring
Blog
How To Make A Beer Trap For Slugs
Fermenting yeast attracts these garden pests, and a shallow container filled with beer creates an effective trapping system. If you
Blog
How To Plant Petunias
Petunias need at least six hours of direct sunlight to produce their signature wave of continuous blooms. If you have
How To
Succulents For Zone 8
Zone 8’s mild winters allow for a wide selection of cold-hardy succulents, including sedums, sempervivums, and certain agave species. If
How To
Morning Glory Leaves Turning Yellow
Yellow morning glory leaves often indicate spider mite damage or a nitrogen deficiency in the soil. When you notice morning
How To
Watermelon Radish
Watermelon radish hides its vivid magenta center beneath a pale green exterior, rewarding the first slice. This heirloom variety of
How To
How To Edge A Lawn Without An Edger
A sharp spade and a length of string give you crisp lawn edges without any specialized power tools. If you
Blog
How To Grow Sweeter Strawberries
Choosing the right strawberry variety for your climate sets the foundation for a sweeter harvest come spring. If you have