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One of the most attractive things about hydrangeas is that they have big, beautiful flowers that can become as large as 12 to 18 inches (30.48-45.72cm)! The size and beauty motivated me to plant some hydrangeas in my garden. But disappointingly, I’ve noticed that my hydrangeas produce much smaller blooms instead of enormous flowers. Hydrangeas … Read more >>
While some hydrangea varieties attract bees, you might’ve noticed that yours also attracts many flies. These can be a nuisance, especially if you’re sitting in the garden trying to enjoy a warm summer day. So, why are flies hovering around your hydrangea bushes? Flies could be swarming your hydrangeas because these flowering plants release an … Read more >>
Prayer plants got their name from their unique foliage that folds as though in prayer when left in the dark. However, don’t mistake curling for the natural folding of leaves at night. The curling of prayer plant leaves is typically a sign of distress. Prayer plant leaves curl when there is a bright light, cold … Read more >>
The Philodendron genus is one of my favorites in the species, simply due to the wide variety of strange-looking leaves. From long, skinny, triangle-shaped leaves to ones the size of my face, it’s no wonder Philodendrons are such a popular species– so if you’ve noticed your plant’s leaves are whitening, it may be a cause … Read more >>
The Philodendron is a plant species commonly maintained as a houseplant. One of the greatest benefits of growing this type of plant is that it isn’t prone to many diseases. However, just like every other variety, the Philodendron needs specific care in order to stay healthy, which is why, lately, you might have noticed that … Read more >>
Philodendrons are tropical plants known for their big and luscious leaves. These beautiful plants can add to the aesthetics of any room or yard, but if their leaves start to fall off, they’ll lose the distinct look that probably drew you to them in the first place. So why are your philodendron leaves falling off? … Read more >>
Philodendrons are a beautiful, tropical plant species that boast large, long leaves of varying shapes and sizes. Naturally, they’re a wonderful addition to any brightly lit living room or bathroom and will thrive if cared for properly. If your philodendron leaves are drooping, it means there’s something wrong with the plant– either in its roots … Read more >>
Hydrangeas are generally hardy throughout most of the United States and make great additions to any yard. However, they can be finicky when things aren’t exactly how they want them to be. Hydrangeas will wilt when the environment is not ideally suited to their needs, such as when the temperature is too hot. In this … Read more >>
Hostas, also called plantain lily, has beautiful foliage with ivory, gold, blue and green shades. Therefore, the hostas plant is a favorite for most gardeners because of its beauty and easy maintenance. But when the leaves begin turning yellow, be sure something is troubling your plants, and you should address it. Hostas leaves are turning … Read more >>
Hostas in an outdoor garden on indoor pots suffer a few problems, and browning leaf edges should be a concern. Early and correct diagnosis of what’s troubling your hostas plants is essential to decide the next steps. What are the reasons for your hostas turning brown? Your hostas turn brown because of drought stress, seasonal … Read more >>