Month: February 2023

Landscaping with small ornamental trees adds color, liveliness, and wildlife to your flower beds. They don’t crowd other flowers or shrubs because little and dwarf blossoming or weeping trees are planted. Moreover, since a tiny ornamental tree does not block out light, it may harm other landscape plants. Trees that are less than ten feet … Read more

Birds tweet throughout the day and rest in the evening. A bird chirping in the middle of the night is, however, not uncommon. Although the nightingales are associated with when a bird sings at night, an owl, a mockingbird, or a whip-poor-will might be singing after dark. He Sings Late and Loud Long into the … Read more

The gorgeous tropical tree Jacaranda mimosifolia. The magnificent clusters of vibrant purple-blue trumpet-shaped blooms, lovely green fern-like leaves, and a spreading umbrella-like canopy distinguish the jacaranda tree. The lovely flowering tree is native to South and Central America and grows in Florida and California, also known as the blue jacaranda. As it blooms in spring … Read more

An array of verdant vegetables can be found in abundance. Popular green veggies include green beans, broccoli, cabbage, and asparagus. Leafy greens, such as kale, spinach, and lettuce, are equally tasty and nutritious. Some green produce, like peas, cucumbers, and avocados, are technically green fruits or legumes rather than vegetables. These green edibles are packed … Read more

Parrots, hornbills, toucans, and raptors like bald eagles, hawks, and marauders live in tropical jungles, which are home to a variety of birds. During the winter months, some migratory birds stay in the jungles and return to warmer climates during the spring and summer months. Several songbirds, for example, spend the winter in Central America … Read more