Jacobinia or Brazilian Plume (lat. Justicia carnea) is a perennial plant, native to the Atlantic Forest ecoregions of eastern Brazil, and belongs to the family Acanthaceae. It grows upright as a shrub and can grow up to 1.5 meters. The leaves are dark green with a length of up to 20 cm. The Read more…
Growing strawberries in gutters is the most ideal approach for smart use of your vertical space. Strawberries are simple fruits to develop in gutters, and it likewise spares them from diseases like crown rot and fruit rot. All you need to start is: an ordinary PVC pipe with a diameter Read more…
Raspberries are very healthy and delicious fruit. Raspberries are a great choice because the combinations in which they can be used are infinite, and they are no less tasty when they freeze also. So why don’t you try to grow them in your home… Raspberries are planted any time between November and March, Read more…
1. Give them breathing room While there are a couple of succulent sorts that do well inside (counting aloe and kalanchoe), most of these plants hail from warm, dry atmospheres and rely on upon great air circulation to breathe. You’ll have far more success keeping your plants outside, exposed to Read more…
1. Sunflower Shoots – 12 Days The product of extremely immature sunflowers, sunflower shoots might be small yet provide great nourishment! Gather by cutting the stems once they have two leaves, yet before they demonstrate their “actual leaves” since sunflower shoots turn out to be bitter as they age. 2. Read more…
1. Aspirin helps the cut plants and flowers to last longer It is possible for your cut flowers to stay fresh longer by adding aspirin to the water in the vase. To accomplish this, pulverize an aspirin tablet, dissolve it in water and add it in the vase. According to Read more…
To make your garden with miniature size, you don’t need too much – a little effort and some interesting ideas to start with and you can make your own masterpiece. First you need to have a pot or other container that is resistant to rain and sun, if your miniature garden is exposed Read more…