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The invasive weeds that can camouflage as flowers in your garden. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Portulaca oleracea Common Name(s): Common PurslaneGarden PurslaneLittle HogweedLittle Hog WeedMoss RosePigweePigweedPortulacaPurselanePurslanePusleyRed…
…but their best asset is the wonderful, sweet scent. The most glamorous bulb for shade, tuberous Begonia produces gorgeous rose-like summer flowers in a wide range of shades. The Pineapple…
…a little more, nuts and seeds will keep you fuller longer, and gas stations almost always have those in stock. Opt for plain or lightly salted nuts or seeds instead…
Some ways to deal with Japanese Beetles. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Japanese Beetle/Pinterest Japanese Beetles Credit: Denny Schrock/Pinterest Japanese beetles are aggressive, destructive pests in the summer…
Some of the best disease-resistant and easiest roses to grow. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. The easiest roses to grow are disease resistant and produce an abundance of…
…of spent roses along the stem from which it grew. For shrub roses, The good news is you might never need to deadhead these self-cleaning roses, but you still might…
…and horseradish are all great to start this month. March is also ideal for planting trees and shrubs. Such as Dogwood and Magnolia trees, apple and plum trees, Rose of…
The color-changing flowers that is just what your garden needs. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Peach Lemonade Roses Pinterest““““““““““““““ When it comes to roses, you can find varieties…
…one look like a sunset unfolding in your garden. ‘Brownie’ tulips are double-flowered, meaning they have lots more petals than regular blooms. And, because they’re so much fuller than traditional…
…over a hanging basket. Or, there’s the Flowering Cyclamen. You can find varieties that bloom in shades of deep rose-red to blushing pink, as well as pure white. To sweeten…
When and how to harvest rosehips. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Photo by Zsofia Szalay on Unsplash Rosehips generally appear between late summer and late autumn, depending…
…and pretty tasty, too. Rosehips can be dried, turned into syrup, or cooked up into soup. Both rosehip seed oil and rosehip infusions have anti-inflammatory components. And, rosehip seed oil…
…the development of a tomato variety with durable resistance to bacterial spot, shielding spruce, and Douglas fir trees from bark beetle attack, and a biobased production method for insect pheromones…
…incredible foliage color in yellows, greens and white suffuse the shiny foliage, with a beautiful blush of rose-red running down the center of each leaf. The color variation of the…
