Plants

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How Many Petals Does a Rose Have?

Roses have been grown in Egypt and Mesopotamia since at least the second millennium BC. In ancient times, roses were used for adornment and also for their therapeutic properties. Roses had a higher status in China than elsewhere around the globe. In China, they were often found in gardens as well as inside homes. In …

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can grass grow in winter?

Can Grass Grow in Winter?

This article will answer if it’s possible to grow grass during winter and how they can grow grass in winter. A lot of people believe that grass can be greener without any direct sunlight. In this article, I will tell you what is the most important sunlight for growing grass and how to go about …

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Pepper Leaves Curling: What To Do

Growing pepper can be as simple as having soil, water, and sun. Simultaneously, you can do it the complex way using a greenhouse under controlled conditions and water. The whole process of growing your vegetables is exciting. That way, you are assured they are healthy. But any time there are unbalanced conditions or nutrients, it …

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Lavender Plant Dying

Lavender is a flowering plant in the mint family. It is often used as an herb and has strong antiseptic properties. Lavender’s genus name, Latin name, and common name all come from the word “lavare” which means “to wash.” This refers to its pungent fragrance when crushed or rubbed. Why is my lavender plant dying? …

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Cebu Blue Pothos Care

The Cebu Blue Pothos is an excellent houseplant to add color to any room, balcony or patio. The undivided lance-shaped leaves are a beautiful blue-green color and the plant will produce small white flowers when mature. This is a low-maintenance plant that is as easy to grow on its own as it is in a …

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