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Roses can withstand a little bit of partial shade, but they like at least 6 hours, if not more, of direct sunlight. Some species, like zephirine drouhin, are more tolerant of shade than others, but the less sunshine a rose receives, the less it will blossom and the leggier it will grow. How Much Sunlight… Continue reading Can Roses Grow in the Shade?

Sage leaves often become yellow as a result of stress brought on by moist soil. Sage can withstand droughts and prefers for the soil to dry out in between waterings. Additionally, excessive nitrogen from fertilizer or a nitrogen deficit from the roots being bound in a pot will cause sage leaves to become yellow. When… Continue reading Sage Plant Turning Yellow? (How to Solve it)

When there isn’t enough direct sunlight, ghost plant leaves either fall off or self-propagate by taking root and growing another ghost plant. Stress brought on by excessive watering and poorly draining soils can also cause ghost plant leaves to fall off. Without adequate light, ghost plants (Graptopetalum paraguayense) produce a long stalk from which the… Continue reading Why are My Ghost Plant Leaves Falling Off?

If lavender is planted directly into clay soil, it won’t thrive. However, you can grow lavender on clay soils if you significantly amend the soil beforehand with gravel to significantly enhance the drainage and soil structure. Clay soil absorbs too much water, which will cause the disease of root rot. From the following angles, clay… Continue reading Will Lavender Grow in Clay Soils?

Roses are generally resilient plants that can withstand a variety of situations, but because they are heavy feeders, a good fertilization  applied at the proper time will result in the healthiest roses with the greatest amount of blossoms. Apply nitrogen, phosphate, and potash fertilizer to roses starting in April or May and reapply it once… Continue reading When to Fertilize Roses (The Definitive Guide)

Lavender plants are low maintenance perennials that are attractive and fragrant, but if they are not given the correct care, they have a tendency to grow leggy. Make sure lavender is planted in low fertility soil and refrain from fertilizing as high fertility soils encourage lanky, messy growth. To control lanky growth and slow down… Continue reading How to Stop Lavender From Getting Leggy

Because coffee grounds have a relatively high nitrogen content, hostas will benefit from an application of coffee grounds used as mulch, but you must use the grounds carefully. Hostas may develop an impenetrable coating if there are too much coffee grounds nearby that prevents water and air from getting to the roots. The ideal method… Continue reading Do Hostas like Coffee Grounds?

Slugs and snails are a nuisance for everyone who grows vegetables, but they are especially troublesome if you are growing herbs because they like basil plants. The easiest approach to protect your basil from slugs and snails is to grow it in pots, then use salt and Vaseline to cover the outside of the container… Continue reading Stop Slugs Eating Basil (Method that Actually Works)

Lavender typically doesn’t smell because it either doesn’t get enough sunshine or is grown in soil that is too fertile. Full sun and low to medium fertility soil are required for lavenders to produce the oil that gives them their distinctive perfume. There are more elements that could stress the lavender and hinder it from… Continue reading Why Does My Lavender Not Smell?

Because they come from hot regions, bougainvillea thrive when given a strong soak followed by some soil drying, as this mimics the regular watering cycle in their natural habitat. During the Spring and Summer, give potted bougainvillea a good watering every 7 to 14 days. Before watering the bougainvillea again, let the soil dry out.… Continue reading How to Water Bougainvillea in Pots