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How to Repot a Bonsai Tree
Given the fact that trees need plenty of nutrients in order to thrive, you’ll need to repot a Bonsai tree…
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Wiring a Bonsai Tree: Everything You Need to Know
If you have only just begun your research, you may not yet know the importance of wiring a Bonsai tree.…
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9 Rare Types of Succulents
Succulents are all the rage among plant enthusiasts, with good reason. They are usually low-maintenance, drought-tolerant plants that come in…
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Brush Cherry Bonsai Tree
There are many intriguing varieties of bonsai trees, from the attractive hawthorn bonsai to the brush cherry, an evergreen shrub…
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Chinese Money Plant Watering: How Much And When To Water
Chinese money plant watering: how much and when to water can be answered in a variety of ways depending on…
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Bonsai Nebari: What is It and How to Create It
What exactly is Bonsai Nebari and why might it be something you should cultivate? If you are a beginning Bonsai…
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Chinese Money Plant Propagation: A How-To Guide
Propagating Chinese money plants is a practically foolproof endeavor. If ever there was a plant that screams propagate me it’s…
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Types Of Haworthia Succulents
Haworthia succulents are small, interesting plants that store water in their thick fleshy leaves, enabling them to go without a…
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Firethorn Bonsai Tree
Practicing the art of bonsai is one of the most rewarding, naturally founded, and beautiful practices a person can choose…
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Fuchsia Bonsai Tree
Almost any species of tree or shrub could technically be grown and shaped as a bonsai. Most commonly, folks might…
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The Meaning Of Chinese Money Plant
As its name suggests, the Chinese money plant (Pilea peperomioides) is native to China. The Chinese have prized Pilea peperomioides…
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Hanging A Chinese Money Plant: Tips And Ideas
When you are prepared with the correct tools and knowledge, hanging a Chinese money plant (Pilea peperomioides) is a straightforward…
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How to Defoliate a Bonsai Tree: Why It Matters
There are a number of techniques used in Bonsai tree cultivation, but do you know how to defoliate a Bonsai…
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10 Types of Sedum Succulents
Sedum succulents are great plants for low-maintenance sunny yards and bright windowsills. There are many types of sedum succulents ranging…
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When to Plant Flower Bulbs
We all love those wonderful spring flowers. They remind us that a cold, dreary winter is over, and warm, sunny…
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Spider Plant
One of the easiest indoor plants to cultivate, even for beginners, is the lovely spider plant. Additionally, it’s one of…
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Types Of Hanging Succulents
Hanging succulents are an unusual change from flowering plants, and the majority of them are easy to care for. Whether…
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4 Types of Jelly Bean Succulents
Maybe you dreamed of growing your own jelly beans as a kid. Good news…you can! (You don’t want to eat…
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5 Types of Rosette SucculentsÂ
The succulent craze shows no signs of slowing down, and why would it? Succulents come in a vast array of…
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7 Types of Variegated Spider Plants
Because they are effortless to maintain, spider plants are common houseplants that may be found in many homes and businesses…
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Types Of Tall Succulents
There are thousands of types of succulents, ranging from tiny half-an-inch-tall lithops to baobabs reaching upwards of 80 feet. If…
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7 Common Pests for Succulents
Succulent plants are popular in gardens and as houseplants for many reasons, not the least of which is their ease…
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Do Spider Plants Produce Flowers?
While many of us have seen photographs of gorgeous spider plants, most people are unaware that these plants bloom–they may…
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Types Of Indoor Succulents
Succulents are excellent indoor plants. As long as they have a light, bright spot and you don’t overwater them, succulents…
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How to Grow a Huge Spider Plant Outdoors
Spider plants are a seriously beloved houseplant species. The majority of people choose to cultivate their spider plants indoors simply…
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Types Of Aloe Succulents
Aloe vera is one of the most recognizable succulents around, with its thick leaves and sunburn-relieving gel, but there’s more…
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Spider Plant Leaves: Brown or Yellow Spots and How to Fix
The spider plant (classified as Chlorophytum comosum) is one of the more common choices for indoor plants that, with appropriate…
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The Best Pots for Succulents
Hey there, gardeners! We know you’re busy, and we get it. You want to spend time with your plants, but…
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Lavender vs. Lavendin: What’s the Difference?
If you’ve purchased essential oils or skincare products, you might have seen the term “lavendin” instead of “lavender.” These products…
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Bird Plum Bonsai Tree
Known by many names, including bird plum, Chinese sweet plum or sageretia, this beautiful little shrub is a top choice…
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Bahama Berry Bonsai Tree
For those looking for an unusual, somewhat rare, and distinctive bonsai tree to grow, the Bahama Berry may well be…
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Douglas Fir vs. Balsam Fir
Douglas fir and balsam fir trees are two popular Christmas tree options. Despite the similarities in appearance and name, these…
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8 Native Plants in Utah
Utah, also known as the Beehive State, is located in the western part of the United States – specifically in…
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8 Native Plants in New Mexico
The Land of Enchantment is located in the southwestern part of the United States and is one of the Mountain…
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Types Of Small Succulents
One of the best things about succulents is the wide variety of small ones, so you can make a large…
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Cypress vs. False Cypress: How to Tell the Difference
Cypress and false cypress trees generate a lot of confusion among aspiring botanists and home gardeners. When you start to…
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Types Of Flowering Succulents
Succulents are evergreens and some of the hardest plants to kill, they really thrive on neglect and so long as…
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English Oak vs. White Oak: What’s the Difference?
Oak trees are a world-renowned symbol of enduring strength, yet there are more than 200 species of oak trees, each…
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Peace Lily
Any type of flowering plant in the genus Spathiphyllum is known as the peace lily. This plant is an excellent…
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How Big Do Peace Lilies Get?
Peace lilies are popular houseplants around the world and for good reason. These plants have beautiful green foliage and large…
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Black Olive Bonsai Tree
Despite the name, the dwarf black olive or black olive bonsai tree is not a miniature version of the tree…
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12 Native Plants in Oregon
Oregon is among the country’s most geographically diverse states, featuring dense evergreen and mixed forests, semi-arid shrublands, high deserts, numerous…
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11 Native Plants in Washington
Washington is known as the Evergreen State and leads the country’s lumber production. Befitting its name, the state is rich…
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Succulent Plant Care: How to Care for Most Succulents!
The world of succulents is a vast and diverse one, with thousands of species in all shapes, sizes, and colors.…
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Peace Lily Light Requirements: A Complete Guide
The peace lily is renowned for growing in settings like the average home and workplace where there is less natural…
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Apple Bonsai Tree
While many of us might think of bonsai as specific species like a spruce or fir tree, apple trees actually…
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Peace Lily Fertilizer: Do You Need It And Other Tips
The beauty of peace lilies is really something to behold! This might surprise you given their fragile appearance, but they…
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Creeping Thyme vs. Elfin Thyme: Are They the Same?
Many beautiful plants in the world are shockingly similar. These similarities create confusion for gardeners and plant enthusiasts trying to…
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Azalea Bonsai Tree
One of the most beautiful and most commonly found bonsai species in the world is the azalea, a flowering shrub…
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Peace Lily Blooms: Do Peace Lilies Flower?
Did you know that peace lily “flowers” aren’t exactly flowers at all? The spathes, which resemble white blossoms, are what…