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It is our goal to list every herbal post on this page. Following the discovery of a few outstanding herbal posts that I was unaware existed, I was motivated to compile this list. Naturally, I discovered more herbal blogs while creating this page! Planning is crucial if you want to start your own herb garden. The first thing you should consider is which herbs you want to grow and what they require. For instance, herbs like sage, oregano, and rosemary prefer dry soil and a lot of sunlight. However, herbs like parsley and chives require a lot of water. Generally speaking, you shouldn't combine annual and perennial herbs. The best thing to do is compile a list of your favorite herbs. List each herb's requirements for soil, water, and sunlight, then group the herbs that complement one another.

Blackberry Lily (Iris Domestica) Profile

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Apr 08 2023

Blackberry Lily (Iris Domestica) Profile

How to Prune Cilantro - Should I Cut Them After It Flowers?

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Apr 08 2023

How to Prune Cilantro - Should I Cut Them After It Flowers?

Lichens vs. Mosses - Differences & How Do You Identify

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Mar 28 2023

Lichens vs. Mosses - Differences & How Do You Identify

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Poison Hemlock vs. Queen Anne's Lace - Differences & How to Tell

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Poison Hemlock vs. Queen Anne's Lace - Differences & How to Tell

One of the most significant differences between Poison Hemlock and Queen Anne's Lace is their toxicity. While Queen Anne's Lace is not poisonous and is often used in herbal remedies and as a food source for wildlife, Poison Hemlock is one of the deadlie

Mar 28 2023By Ivy

How Long Do Peace Lilies Last - How to Make Them Live Longer

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How Long Do Peace Lilies Last - How to Make Them Live Longer

When the conditions are right and the environment is appropriate, Peace Lilies can live for three to five years on average. It usually takes the flowers six weeks to fully bloom.

Mar 25 2023By Ivy

How To Get Rid of Virginia Creeper - Find the Efficiency Way

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How To Get Rid of Virginia Creeper - Find the Efficiency Way

Virginia creeper is a vigorous vine that can quickly grow and cover walls, fences, trees, and other structures. You can use a herbicide If you have a large amount of Virginia creeper or it is growing in hard-to-reach areas, you may want to use a herbicide

Mar 25 2023By Ivy

Which Bell Peppers Are the Sweetest - According to Science

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Which Bell Peppers Are the Sweetest - According to Science

Red bell peppers are the sweetest because they are the most mature. As bell peppers ripen, they become sweeter and their flavor becomes more pronounced. This is because the sugars in the peppers develop and the level of acidity decreases.

Mar 25 2023By Ivy

Wood Sorrel vs. Clover - Differences & Medicinal Uses

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Wood Sorrel vs. Clover - Differences & Medicinal Uses

Wood Sorrel has been used to treat various ailments such as fever, headache, and sore throat. Clover has been used to treat conditions such as coughs, colds, and arthritis. It is also used in cooking as a source of protein and can be added to salads or st

Mar 25 2023By Ivy

Why Is My Peace Lily Not Blooming - Causes & How to Get Them Bloom

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Why Is My Peace Lily Not Blooming - Causes & How to Get Them Bloom

Insufficient lighting is the most frequent cause of a Peace Lily not blooming. Other frequent causes include fertilizer, temperature issues, or watering.

Feb 15 2023By Ivy

Peace Lily Turns Black - 10 Causes & How to Fix

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Peace Lily Turns Black - 10 Causes & How to Fix

Infections with fungi and pests both cause the blackening of peace lily leaves or the development of black spots on them.

Feb 15 2023By Ivy

Why Are Your Gardenia Leaves Yellow - How to Fix

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Why Are Your Gardenia Leaves Yellow - How to Fix

If many of your gardenia's older leaves are turning yellow, it's possible that root rot from overwatering or poor soil drainage is killing the plant. If leaves turn yellow during the warmer months, iron and/or magnesium deficiency are probably to blame.

Feb 08 2023By Ivy

How To Propagate Peperomia Obtusifolia - Pruning & Propagation

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How To Propagate Peperomia Obtusifolia - Pruning & Propagation

Pick out a healthy stem that is a few inches long and has a few leaves at the end. Then, using a fresh pair of scissors, cut the stem about a quarter-inch below a node.

Jan 30 2023By Ivy

How To Save My Stromanthe Triostar Leaves Curling?

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How To Save My Stromanthe Triostar Leaves Curling?

The leaf curl of Stromanthe Triostar may be related to humidity, temperature, watering, light and other factors, but the leaf curl of Stromanthe Triostar may also be due to the dormancy of the plant

Jan 29 2023By Ivy