How you can save your plants damaged by cold weather
If you didn’t take steps ahead of the cold weather, there are still things you can do to help revive your plants.
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From Your Living Room to Your Plate: How Rise Gardens Cuts Food Miles and Waste
As concerns over environmental sustainability grow, so does interest in solutions that reduce waste and carbon emissions. According to a 2024 study by RTS, The U.S. discards nearly 60 million tons ...
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How to grow bottlebrush trees in pots – for a bounty of crimson blooms this summer
In warmer states, such as California, Arizona and Texas, these sun-loving plants thrive ... Standard species will require more pruning in the years to come, whereas smaller varieties will be ...
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Gardeners, tell Jack Frost to hit the road (and don’t come back)
Just as the multitudes of snowbirds arrive in Arizona, expect a visit from Jack Frost soon, too. Even with our abundant ...
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This Tiny Museum In Arizona Has The World’s Largest Rose Tree And It’s Absolutely Breathtaking
The Rose Tree Museum in Tombstone showcases the world’s largest rose tree, a stunning natural wonder you have to see to ...
Get outside and prune your shrubs
Pruning is a great way to get outdoors in winter, breathe some fresh air, and gain a sense of accomplishment. And it’s good ...
These are common pruning blunders seen in North Texas. Did your work make the list?
▪ Topping trees, most notably tree-form crape myrtles. This used to be done to mimosas as well. It ruins the plants’ natural ...
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Garden Guy column: Pruning simplified
Like other gardening tasks, incorrect techniques will likely not kill the plant and most can usually be fixed.
Plant Doctor: Here’s the 411 on pruning and cutting back your crape myrtles
MacCubbin gives advice on gardening in Florida including care of crape myrtles, dwarf yaupon hollies, hibiscus, lichen on ...