The Japanese Kingsville boxwood bonsai tree (Buxus microphylla ‘compacta’) is a tree that is native to Japan and it grows beautiful flowers during spring. It has the smallest leaves of all boxwood varieties and this is what makes it a great tree for bonsai enthusiasts and that is the reason I have created this Japanese …
Chinese elm bonsai (Ulmus Parvifolia) is one of the most beautiful and popular indoor or outdoor bonsai trees for beginners and that’s why I have made this Chinese elm bonsai for sale article with a care guide. If you are just getting started on your bonsai hobby or even if you already know what you …
If you grow bonsai trees then I am sure you are already aware you will definitely have to buy bonsai fertilizer on a regular basis or if you are new to growing bonsai then it is something you will come to learn. I enjoy growing bonsai as a hobby and I fully understand that using …
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Clay soils can be a big problem if that’s what you have under your lawn. These dense, compacted soils provide poor drainage, staying soggy when wet and turning rock hard in the summer. Moreover, nutrients, air, and water cannot easily move through clay soils. It creates stress on the roots of the grass, making them …
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Building a healthy lawn on concrete often leads to debates among homeowners. Concrete is not the best place for growing grass, so creating a base onto which these plants can live is the only way to achieve success. Nevertheless, it may be a good idea to remove the concrete first, as it will guarantee the …
Compacted soil cannot absorb moisture efficiently enough. For this reason, aeration is one of the vital aspects of lawn care. Mowing, playing, and walking will eventually lead to packing down the soil and may prevent your grass from growing healthy, strong roots which means you will have to aerate your lawn even if you have …
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There are several aspects to consider when choosing grass seed for your lawn. They include the grass tolerance to shade, drought, cold, heat, and so on. Still, the type of soil in your backyard is the most important of them all. Although clay soils are usually rich in nutrients, they hold more water than they …
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As the temperatures plummet, your lawn will get ready to go into hibernation, and once that happens, there will be little scope and requirement for care. But, what you do for your lawn before the freeze hits, including the last lawn cut before winter, will determine the performance of your grass when spring comes visiting. …
Last Lawn Cut Before Winter [Best Time, Best Height] Read More »
A waterlogged lawn is so much more than just a drainage issue it’s an eyesore! The puddles inevitably prove enticing to children and pets, so the sticky mud quickly makes its way into your home. And if the ungainly mud tracking is not bad enough, water left standing for too long will do more than …
Waterlogged Lawn Drainage Solutions – DIY To Professional Ideas Read More »
Every homeowner wants to keep his lawn looking beautiful and lush year-round. Walking across your backyard in bare feet is one of the purest joys of staying outdoors — but not for your lawn. It is almost impossible to grow healthy grass in high traffic areas, as people and pets walking across your garden or …
