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The cyprus tree is an evergreen tree that botanists also classify as a shrub,… More
Spanish moss, Tillandsia usneoides, isn't moss at all. It's a massive colony of tiny… More
...nt types of plants, including both pineapples and Spanish moss. Bromeliads are grown almost… More
Spanish moss, an important form of shelter and food for wildlife, has also provided… More
Not a moss at all, so-called Spanish moss (Tillandsia usneoides) is a member of… More
Neither a moss or a fungus, Spanish moss (Tillandsia usneoides) is a bromeliad with… More
Exposure to sunlight is the best way to kill Moss. Moss needs shady, moist… More
The best flowers for sunny areas are those where direct sun (full sun) and… More
Dry landscaping is commonly used in the American Southwest. Rather than having to deal… More
Having a waterfall over rocks in your backyard or as part of your landscaping… More
Wormeries are a simple way to compost kitchen scraps for your garden. This method… More
...llandsia is a species of bromeliads that includes Spanish moss and air plants. These… More
Gardeners have several options for growing pear trees. A sunny wall in a small… More
Black locusts trees can be readily identified in late spring and early summer by… More
...he grapevine, or it can be decorated with lights, moss and other products of… More
Introduce your kids to year-round gardening by letting them create their own mini greenhouse,… More
Live oak trees grow into massive giants spreading out both above the ground and… More
You can easily make flower topiaries as decorative accessories in your home from fresh… More
Herald the arrival of spring with a wreath wrapped in silk cherry blossoms or… More
Create an inviting and attractive backyard using a few simple items. Stones placed in… More
Using Pinecones In your Holiday Decorations More
How to grow tillandsias and cryptanthus, and directions for a tillandsias wreath. More
Tale of Three Gardeners: A Floral Conversation More
The basis of any artificial flower arrangement is greenery, and it should be placed in… More
Learn all about oak tree potting soil with expert tips on growing oak trees from… More
My daughte and I were hiking in Pt. Reyes National Seashore on Sat. One of our favorite places to hike. I was wondering if there were others out there who love to hike. Maybe we could share stories, pictures, hints, ideas about equipment and share our favorite places to go.… More
As stated in a couple of other forums, I am brand new at this gardening business. We have 2 acres with 110 trees, most of which are live oaks. Needless to say, too many to rake or pick up, so I grind them up with the mower. We have just… More
...uzmania was established in 1802 and named after a Spanish pharmacist named "Guzman". Most guzmanias originate from northwstern South America where they occur in the tropical rainforest belt of the Andes… More
Growing Bromeliads Epiphytically in the Subtropical Home Garden Most bromeliad growers cultivate their plants in pots under shade cloth or some form of protective structure. This is necessary when climate conditions do not replicate the bromeliads' natural habitat. However, for those lucky enough to live in a subtropical climate as… More
I saw this at my favorite nursery yesterday. They had herb wreaths and swags. Basically, cut a length of landscaping fabric as long as you want your wreath. It should be about 16 inches wide. (So a rectangle of landscaping fabric) Fill the landscaping fabric with your choice of potting… More
...tchen scraps (vegetable,fruit,coffe grounds etc), spanish moss and horse manure. I watered it ( ha, ha - just before T S Fay arrived) and put a 6 x 6 sheet of… More
... all of these live oaks, there is an abundance of spanish moss. Is this stuff any good as compost? Can I mix it with the live oak leaves? More
...th this gray stuff hanging off of them. I've seen spanish moss in New Orleans and this looked different. I'm figuring there is a pest in the gray stuff that kills the… More
this post has been edited by a site moderator. I just bought half acre of land and don't have much to trade but would like to trade what I got for some vegetable seeds nd flower seeds. I need almost everything. And willing to trade for some spider lilly bulbs.… More
I was known for many years on GardenWeb as Nigella. GardenWeb was an amazing place and gave me the most intensive schooling I could have hoped for. I'm just a dirt gardener but am passionately interested in knowing everything there is to find out about plants, jewelry making and photography.… More