School of Garden

Traditionally, many crepe myrtle trees were topped, leaving large stems and branch stubs. This method has been dubbed “crape murder” because it adversely impacts the health, structural integrity, and appearance … Read more

Insects can cause large-scale residential lawn damage if left untreated. Certain species can even specifically damage or kill turfgrass, causing it to turn yellowish or brownish and, worse, die. In … Read more

Watering orchids is an important factor to consider when growing plants since it is the leading cause of plant death for any of its species. This is why you should … Read more

Orchids grow adventitious roots that allow them to receive water, nutrients, and minerals from the soil or atmosphere, depending on the type of orchid. You need to know what healthy … Read more

Dandelions are a widely-distributed broadleaf weed typically found in lawns, nurseries, and landscape ornamental beds. They produce a deep taproot, which makes it difficult to remove them by hand, especially … Read more

A unique succulent due to its chalky, bluish to grayish-green, paddle-shaped leaves that are stacked together like pancakes, the Paddle Plant is an easy-to-grow, low-maintenance plant for gardening beginners and … Read more

Broccoli is one of the healthiest vegetables out there. It’s rich in vitamins and minerals and even has antioxidants to boost your immune system. It’s also high in fiber, so … Read more

Ficus trees, although native to tropical regions, are commonly used as interiors cape plants or houseplants. Ficus burgundy, or rubber plant, is among the most widely propagated ficus species for … Read more