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Do pygmy palms have big roots?

This slow-growing palm is hardy to USDA zones 10 to 11. ... Because the root system is small to match the smaller-sized plant, pygmy date palm is a favorite for interiors and for planting in patios and other sheltered areas where it can be…

Are mulberry trees poisonous?

The Poisonous Plants of North Carolina database lists both the North American native Morus rubra (red mulberry) and the introduced Morus alba (white mulberry) as mildly toxic. The toxic parts are the unripe berries and the white sap from…

Where should I keep my snake plant?

Choosing a Location in the Home Snake plants prefer bright, indirect light and can even tolerate some direct sunlight. However, they also grow well (albeit more slowly) in shady corners and other low-light areas of the home. ...…

Should I add vermiculite to my soil?

Adding vermiculite to the soil ensures the plant has adequate moisture in the soil at all times, reducing the need to water throughout the growing season. Gardeners also need to be careful that they don't overwater. The vermiculite will…

How do you keep begonias blooming?

Select a location receiving more direct morning or evening sunlight than mid day sun. Early morning / late day sunlight is much cooler with less intense rays. By keeping begonias out of the mid-day direct sun, the plants have less stress,…

Does Swedish ivy clean the air?

Warning: English Ivy is great as an air cleaning plant but needs to be used with caution in homes with young children and pets as it is toxic if ingested. A safe alternative is a Swedish ivy (Plectranthus verticillatus) . moreover, Is…