Cats are obligate carnivores with a taste for grass. Doesn’t make sense? Great! Very little about cats does, and that’s the way they like it.
Since we can’t actually ask cats why they enjoy odd munch on grass, we’ll have to ask the scientists instead.
Heatwaves come and go, but that doesn’t mean your plants also have to. As temperatures soar beyond 90°F, most plants start to suffer. Out of their comfort zone of 55-85°F, the typical signs of weather damage begin to show. Generally, heat stress presents itself primarily as wilting, showing that water loss has taken place as leaves turn crunchy brown before dying. But your plant will cry for help in more ways than one.
Squirrels perch adorably on that fine fence line between entertainment and nuisance. While a welcome sight for many, many gardeners will already be aware of the trail of subtle destruction squirrels leave behind. Today, we’re exposing the garden squirrel. We’ll look at its good and bad side, examining all angles and figuring out why they do what they do – let’s get to it!
Propagating your plants can be a rewarding experience if done right. So, in this article, we’re going to learn the right way to take care of your plant’s clipping and cuttings! With the right care, attention, and following a few tried and tested steps (outlined above), you can ensure your little cuttings and clippings reach their full potential.
Hedgehogs hoover up harmful pests and help to mix soil for maximum fertility. By making your garden hedgehog-friendly enough for one (or a few more) to set up shop, you’re doing your bit for the hedgehog species.
Not as hardy as outdoor plants, the biting cold of Winter can make houseplants wither. So, while you might have your plant care routine perfected, it’ll fail if it doesn’t account for the chillier months. Modify your plant care routine and keep your leafy house companions thriving.
If you’re planning on becoming a balcony gardener, you won’t have to worry about a lack of guidance, tips, or “Eureka!” moments. Just for you, we’ve gathered them all here so that you can get your mini garden started on the right foot.
Here’s a simple fact: if it’s alive, it’ll eventually outgrow something. Kid’s shoes stretch, puppies need new beds, adults move on, and plants outgrow their pots. Much like moving house, moving pot can be a tricky business.
