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Planting: Plant at same depth of soil as in the pot - in beds arrange plants 20 to 30 cm (8" to 12") apart. Height: Grows 30 to 60cm (12" to 24") in height. Watering: Allow soil to dry out in between watering. moreover, How do you…

Dwarf mondo grass can tolerate being walked on every now and then, but regular foot traffic will destroy it. If you'll need to walk through an area planted with mondo grass, install stepping stones or another type of path. ... Because it's…

About Dianthus Bloom time: Spring to early summer; some rebloom intermittently or continuously through summer and fall. moreover, Do dianthus need to be deadheaded? It is especially important to deadhead annual dianthus, to prevent the…

Both, citronella (Cymbopogon Nardus) & lemon grass (Cymbopogon Citratus) are cousins in nature. They look similar and grow the same way, and are processed in the same manner too. But, scientists say, Citronella is not for consumption…

It is best to water your bromeliad with rainwater or distilled water. The chemicals that are present in some tap water can be damaging to these sensitive plants. Slow growth or browning of leaf tips are often signs of hard water usage.…

“As long as the surface is moist and exposed, moss photosynthesizes all year,” says Martin. “In winter, the plants absorb bright filtered light below bare tree limbs. They even photosynthesize under snow.” Moss doesn't mind moving to frozen…

30 Plants You Should Never Bring into Your Home Bonsai. English Ivy. Ficus Tree. Oleander. Areca Palms. Euphorbia Trigona. Succulents. Boston Fern. moreover, Are arrowhead plants pet…

They grow on bushes and ripen from early summer to early fall depending on the region. Picking blueberries is much easier than their thorny counterparts, raspberries and blackberries. ... Keep in mind that blueberries don't ripen after…

Hydrangeas in Winter Protect hydrangeas during winter with a layer of mulch. Leave faded blooms to create winter interest. Protect hydrangeas during winter with a layer of mulch. Leave faded blooms to create winter interest. moreover,…

Deadheading astilbe won't encourage new flowers, so you should leave them in place through the fall. Eventually, the flowers will dry on the stalks but should stay in place. ... It makes astilbe winter care a little easier, and all new…