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How to Grow and Care for an Aspen Tree - gardenersworld.com - Britain - Scotland
gardenersworld.com
24.11.2023 / 09:33

How to Grow and Care for an Aspen Tree

Aspen (Populus tremula) is a deciduous, broadleaf tree known for its habit of ‘quaking’ or ‘trembling’ in the slightest breeze. Indeed, its botanical name ‘tremula’ was given due to its trembling habit, and it’s also known as ‘quaking aspen’. Aspen tree leaves have flattened, flexible leaf stalks, which is how they are able to flutter so easily.

Lynne’s Garden in New Zealand - finegardening.com - New Zealand - county Garden
finegardening.com
24.11.2023 / 08:39

Lynne’s Garden in New Zealand

We’re off to New Zealand today to visit Lynne Leslie’s garden. We’ve visited before (Lynne’s Garden in New Zealand), and it is always fun to see what she is growing.

How to Grow Rosemary in the Southeast - finegardening.com - Greece
finegardening.com
16.11.2023 / 18:27

How to Grow Rosemary in the Southeast

I read recently that ancient Greece–inspired and Mediterranean décor was the next big thing in interior design. Perhaps many of you will feel inspired to add a marble bust to your fireplace mantle. But what about Mediterranean plants? In the Southeast, plants that prefer a Mediterranean climate are not always at home. Humidity and wet winters—not just the cold—are normally the downfall of these plants. But there are some Mediterranean staples that we can grow very well in our region. They are not always extremely long-lived but can be enjoyed in the garden while they last.

How To Water Christmas Cactus - getbusygardening.com
getbusygardening.com
16.11.2023 / 17:56

How To Water Christmas Cactus

Watering Christmas cactus correctly is essential for maintaining your plant’s health and preserving its beautiful appearance.

Your gardening questions answered: Will a dehumidifier damage my plants? - irishtimes.com - Ireland
irishtimes.com
11.11.2023 / 06:29

Your gardening questions answered: Will a dehumidifier damage my plants?

Q: Please can you tell me if a dehumidifier is bad for house plants? On the advice of a friend we recently got one as an eco-friendly, cost-effective alternative to a tumble drier. It’s great when it comes to drying the laundry and getting rid of condensation, but I’m worried that it might not be so great for my plants! M Pearse, Dublin

Renovating your Lawn – How, Why & When Is Best? - gardencentreguide.co.uk
gardencentreguide.co.uk
10.11.2023 / 15:27

Renovating your Lawn – How, Why & When Is Best?

Sometimes your lawn can become patchy, mossy or even boggy. A full renovation will help to bring your grass back to life, giving you a thick, green, lush lawn.

Weeding Robots: Could AI Replace Herbicide? - Gardening Know How - gardeningknowhow.com - France
gardeningknowhow.com
02.11.2023 / 08:15

Weeding Robots: Could AI Replace Herbicide? - Gardening Know How

Vehicles are going autonomous, so why not weeding machines? Weeding robots are real, and some farms have already put them to use. These autonomous weed killers should reduce labor costs for farms, many of which are experiencing labor shortages. Robots could also be important in reducing the use of harmful chemicals in agriculture.

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