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What Do Pine Tree Flowers Look Like?

Close up of inflorescences of pine in a garden, What Do Pine Tree Flowers Look Like?

Conifers like pine trees have been around since prehistoric times. Although all conifers produce cones, pine trees are of particular interest for their pine cones, seeds, and nuts. If you were curious about whether pine trees produce flowers and what…

Lodgepole Pine Tree Care Guide For Beginners

Lodgepole Pine Tree in Spirit Island, Maligne Lake, Lodgepole Pine Tree Care Guide for Beginners

Also known as black pine, the stately lodgepole pine tree adds rich texture and fragrance to your landscape. Imagine viewing the sunset through an evergreen canopy, accentuated by handsome, pin-straight trunks. Lodgepole pines are maintenance-free trees that add a picture-perfect…

How Fast Do Banana Trees Grow?

Banana plants in a tropical garden, nature and horticulture background, How Fast Do Banana Trees Grow?

Considering that the banana tree can be successfully grown indoors or outdoors, you may have a few questions about how long it takes them to grow. After all, banana trees can reach an average of 16 feet or higher, unless…

Are Roses Monocots Or Dicots?

Close up shot of bundled roses, Are Roses Monocots or Dicots?

When it comes to flowering plants, there are two main divisions- monocots and dicots. Both systems have their advantages and disadvantages. About 22% of flowering plants are monocots, while 75% are dicots. There are a few flowering plants that do…

What’s the Best Soil for Sunflowers?

Bright ripe flowers of sunflowers in the field at sunset, What’s the Best Soil for Sunflowers?

If you want to add the cheerful disposition of sunflowers to your backyard, you have probably already scouted a sunny location. But, you might still be wondering what the best soil for sunflowers is. We’ve researched the ideal soil conditions…

Does A Banana Tree Need Full Sun?

Close up shot of a banana tree bearing fruit on a hot day, Does A Banana Tree Need Full Sun?

If you want to incorporate an ornamental banana tree into your home decor or exterior landscape, you have probably wondered if a banana tree needs full sun. We’ve researched the best growing conditions for banana tree varieties to get the…

Do Sunflowers Grow Back?

Very large sunflower plantation as far as the eye can see, o Sunflowers Grow Back?

Sunflowers are a lovely sight to behold. The flowers are celebrated via festivals, useful for ornamental decoration, provide tasty, nutritious seeds, and are perfect additions in gardens. But, do these gorgeous golden-hued blooms grow back? Whether you are curious about…

Are Sunflowers A Fall Flower?

Beautiful sunflower field during sunset, Are Sunflowers a Fall Flower?

Sunflowers are a welcome sight in gardens, greeting the world with their brilliant petals and delicious seeds. Most varieties of sunflowers make an appearance around mid to late summer and through early autumn. So, one might ask themself, is the…

Are Sunflowers Perennials?

A golden field of sunflower on a farm, Are Sunflowers Perennials?

Sunflowers are an iconic flower. We’ve all seen the photos of the sunflower fields in France where row upon row upon row of the yellow and black beauties turn their large heads to the sun. But these flowers are not…

How Tall Can A Sunflower Grow?

Horizontal view of a beautiful sunflower field, How Tall Can A Sunflower Grow?

Reaching toward the heavens, and always following the path of the sun, the sunflower is instantly recognizable and a beloved flower by many. The sunflower was prized by Native Americans as a food crop, for its ornamental uses, and because…

6 Types Of Compost You Should Know

Man holding compost soil for planting, 6 Types of Compost You Should Know

A successful compost pile relies on a delicate balance of organic materials, and the right conditions of oxygen, moisture, and temperature for decomposition to occur. Depending on how you want to use the compost, and what materials you choose (or…

When Do Roses Bloom?

Hybrid Tea Rose, beautiful yellow flower head in flower bed, When Do Roses Bloom?

Roses have been around for thousands of years. These exquisite flowers are symbols of love and beauty. Gardens with roses in full bloom are enviable. But these prized flowers are fussy. Getting your roses to blossom is an accomplishment. So,…

Eastern White Pine Tree Guide

Pinus strobus, commonly denominated the northern white pine on the blue sky background, Eastern White Pine Tree

The Eastern White Pine is one of the tallest pine trees in North America, occasionally growing up to one hundred and fifty feet tall. The needles grow in groups of three to five and are a nice shade of blue-green.…

Italian Pine Tree Care Guide

Lone stone pine tree planted near at dock, Italian Pine Tree Care Guide

The Italian Pine or Italian Stone Pine (Pinus pinea) is also known as an umbrella or parasol pine because of its whimsical, unique shape. It has a jaunty hat of foliage above a tall, slightly spreading base which gives it…

Dwarf Mexican Petunia – Plant Guide

Petunia Ruellia brittoniana purple flower with blurred green background, Dwarf Mexican Petunia - Plant Guide

Dwarf Mexican Petunia, or Ruellia brittoniana, and sometimes known as Dwarf Ruellia, is a hardy flowering ground cover. The leaves are similar in appearance to grass, and the pastel-colored flowers cluster at their centers. These beautiful border plants add a…

Yucca Palm Care Guide

Joshua tree in Joshua Tree National Park in California in the USA

Yucca palms are fantastic installations to include inside or outside your home. Their full foliage is excellent for filling space, and they come in a  variety of shades of green and variegation. Depending on the specific kind you purchase, they…