Honeysuckles are a large family of plants that includes both deciduous and evergreen species. The blooming season for honeysuckle varieties can last throughout the summer, depending on their native range. Some varieties will bloom in May or June while others will wait until late summer or fall to flower. If you’ve got a honeysuckle vine … Read more
Your oxalis is drooping for a number of reasons. It might be that you’re overwatering it. If your potting soil is too wet, you’ll get root rot and your plant will begin to droop. This can also happen if you don’t water enough. The other thing to look at is the temperature in your home. … Read more
Fatsia japonica is a popular houseplant known for its large, glossy leaves that lend a tropical feel to any space. Young plants should be kept in lighter shade, but as they develop, you can move them into partial or dappled shade. Fatsia japonica plants can also be grown as houseplants or container plants that are … Read more
Your bird’s nest fern is dying because you are over watering it or exposing it to too much sun light. To fix this problem, reduce the amount of water you give your plant and move it away from the window. The bird’s nest fern is a beautiful plant that can add some tropical flair to … Read more
If your creeping fig is dying, it is likely due to over-watering and too much sun. The best way to avoid this problem in the future is to be sure that you aren’t overwatering, and that you keep your creeping fig in partial shade at least part of the time. The creeping fig plant, also … Read more
The most common causes of clivia leaves turning yellow include overwatering, underwatering, poor soil, and temperature fluctuations. Clivia plants, also known as kaffir lilies, are easy to maintain. You can even leave them in the same pot for years without repotting them, which is great if your plant doesn’t like repotting or if you don’t … Read more
The most common cause of browning Carolina Sapphire Cypress is overwatering. Carolina Sapphire Cypress prefers low, steady moisture levels and should be watered deeply but infrequently. If you notice your tree is turning brown, check the soil to see if it feels wet all the way down to the root ball, and if so, water … Read more
The Red Push Pistache is a medium-sized, deciduous tree that has a hybrid origin between the Pistacia Atlantica and Pistacia Integerrima. The two trees are native to Asia, but the Red Push Pistache can be found in the southeastern part of the United States, Mexico, and Central America as well. The Red Push Pistache grows … Read more
The Nuttall oak tree (Quercus texana) is a beautiful deciduous tree native to North America. A member of the red oak group Nuttall Oak can grow up to 40 feet-70 feet in height and spread 35feet-50 feet. Nuttall Oaks are known for their dark green leaves which turn yellow to orange and red in fall … Read more