Month: December 2022

Connecticut has a lot of gorgeous wildlife, even though it is one of the smallest states. Birds may be found in great numbers in the state, and several distinct types of woodpeckers may be found. We’re going to learn about Connecticut’s seven different types of woodpeckers and provide some advice on when and where to … Read more

Ants tunnel in the ground, allowing moisture and oxygen to reach plant roots, and ants play a beneficial role in a healthy garden’s ecosystem. In addition to fertilizing plants, the tiny six-legged insects speed up the breakdown of rotting plant material. Ants have a poor reputation, despite their usefulness in the garden. All ants, particularly … Read more

The little perennial houseplant Peperomia obtusifolia (American baby rubber plant) features rounded, leathery green leaves. The glossy, bushy foliage of baby rubber plants, which can be dark green, light green, or striped with variegated succulent-like leaves, is admired. In the spring, Peperomia obtusifolia produces non-showy flower spikes. Baby rubber plants grow indoors despite their tropical … Read more

Bees are tiny insects that fly from blossom to blossom in summer gardens. The striped fuzzy bodies of most bee species, frequently with black and yellow or orange markings, are easily recognizable. The Western honey bee (Apis mellifera) is the most common type of bee, and it produces honey in 20,000 different species. The most … Read more

Watermelon peperomia (Peperomia argyreia, previously known as Peperomia sandersii) is a beautiful houseplant with oval, green and silver markings on maroon-reddish stems and succulent-like waxy leaves. Watermelon peperomia plants may create flower spikes at the end of their lengthy stems. Bushy houseplants, which can grow up to 8 inches (20 cm) tall, are simple to … Read more