Month: April 2023

Plants with bell-shaped blooms are colorful, showy, sun or shade-loving garden types that produce lovely scents. White, purple, pink, or red bell-shaped flowers grow in hanging conical clusters and are commonly white. Two examples of these flower clusters are Doghobble and Japanese Pieris. Other bell-shaped flowers, such as snowdrops, bluebells, and lily of the valley, … Read more

Garden landscapes are transformed with vibrant mat of stunning blooms by ground cover plants with red flowers. Flowers in full sun or partial shade may be grown in moderate sunlight or partial shade and need little care. Moreover, the spreading crimson-flowering plants help prevent soil loss and weed suppression by staying close to the ground. … Read more

Thorny trees are characterized by the presence of large, pointed spikes or barbs on their trunks and stems. These spikes can pose a hazard as they have the potential to cause harm if touched. Some trees may even have thorns that are hidden beneath leaves or difficult to spot in the crevices of branches and … Read more

While weeds might get a bad rap, they can add a bit of natural beauty, color, or fragrance to your garden landscape. Weeds that bloom in the appropriate location should not be a bother. Instead, your yard may be adorned with white, purple, or pink blooming weeds that provide a striking appearance. Ultimately, one gardener’s … Read more

Boxelder is a deciduous tree with a rounded form and a broad, irregular crown that grows to be medium-sized. Bright green lance-shaped ovate leaves with serrated margins, winged seeds known as samaras, and dark brown ridged bark are some of its identifying characteristics. Boxelder leaves are pinnately complex and have three to seven leaflets on … Read more