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Cactus soil is made up of both organic and inorganic components, making it a fast-draining, low-fertile potting soil. Perlite, gravel, grit, or crushed granite are some of the best soil ingredients for cacti since they help aerate the soil. Since they need a fast draining soil, indoor cactus plants must be grown in potting soil … Read more

The spread canopy of walnut trees is green, lush foliage and they are big deciduous trees. The bark of most walnut trees is dark and ridged, with pinnate feathery leaves and globular drupes. Walnut trees have a broad spread of up to 50 feet (15 meters) and grow to heights of 33 to 131 feet … Read more

Tall flowering perennial plants provide vertical visual appeal and bursts of color to any garden. For creating a dramatic landscape backdrop, tall, elegant plants that bloom year after year are ideal. Tall accents in privacy fences are also made up of colorful spring, summer, and autumn blooms on the end of long stems. There is … Read more

There are up to 25 different species of hawks in North America, depending on who you ask. Because of the various climates and food sources for the different species, each U.S. state has its own climate. Hawks may exist in a variety of forms in each state, depending on the season. This time, we’ll talk … Read more

Since it is readily visible throughout migrations, the Broad-winged Hawk is a favorite of birdwatchers. The Broad-winged Hawk, a species similar in size to the Red-tailed Hawk, is a widespread species found across eastern North America. Broad-winged Hawks have a number of fascinating facts. FACTS ABOUT BROAD-WINGED HAWKS 1. DO BROAD-WINGED HAWKS MIGRATE? Broad-winged hawks … Read more