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Hosta plants have lush green foliage and can live for years provided they grow under the right conditions. When hosta leaves curl, that’s usually a good indication of an issue with your plant, so you may want to know what the cause is. Your hosta leaves are curling if they’re dehydrated due to underwatering or … Read more >>
Hostas are one of the most popular perennials in the landscape, and for a good reason—they are easy to grow, shade tolerant, extremely hardy, and require little maintenance. So when your hostas start to die, it can be a real mystery. Is there something you’re doing wrong, or is it just something that happens? Your … Read more >>
Healthy calla lilies are white, red, pink, or yellow 一 not green. If yours are turning green, you have every reason to want to find out what’s causing it so you can take appropriate action. So what might be behind your calla lilies’ color change? Calla lilies turn green due to poor lighting, too much … Read more >>
Calla lilies are an excellent addition to your outdoor garden or indoor plant collection because of their beautiful blooms. They are also easy to grow because they do not require many specialized conditions. Thus, you will likely find them in US states with warm climates like North Carolina, Mississippi, and Florida. Your calla lilies can … Read more >>
Maranta leuconeura, or the prayer plant, is a beautiful, distinguished plant that is very easy to recognize. It is a favorite among many plant lovers as it is pretty easy to take care of though it may be a little challenging along the way. So, let’s talk about caring for your prayer plant. You should … Read more >>
Hostas‘ velvety, heart-shaped leaves make them a favorite of gardeners and pests alike. Aphids, snails, and pill bugs love to nibble on hostas and can quickly decimate a plant if not controlled. To keep your hostas healthy, it’s essential to regularly inspect them for pests and take steps to manage any infestations. You can spray … Read more >>
Hydrangeas are deciduous shrubs with beautiful flowers that bloom in summer and spring. The flowers are easy to keep, but pests can eat their leaves. So, what eats hydrangea leaves and what can you do to save them? Pests like slugs, rose chafers, caterpillars, spider mites, aphids, beetles, etc., eat Hydrangea leaves. The bites leave … Read more >>
Nothing beats the appealing sight of hostas with their broad, lush, and variegated foliage. Although they’re hardy herbaceous plants, hostas sometimes experience damage, including having holes in their leaves. But what causes these holes in hosta leaves? Various factors cause holes in hosta leaves, including invasion by snails, slugs, pathogens, or insects. Some weather conditions … Read more >>
Thriving in areas with dry climates, such as southern California, ponytail palms are generally drought resistant. However, they can only go so long without being watered because the water they retain in their trunks only goes so far as to keep them healthy and alive. That’s why it’s crucial to be on the lookout for … Read more >>
Soil is an essential factor in ensuring that a plant thrives. This substrate is where a plant will secure itself with its roots, which is how it will get much-needed water and nutrients. Without good quality soil, a plant may suffer stunted growth, wilt, and even die. The Split Leaf Philodendron, also known as Philodendron … Read more >>