Leaf Galls: Surprising, But Rarely Harmful
By Larry Hodgson As a gardener, or even just an observant hiker, you’ll often come across plants bearing abnormal growths. They’reContinue Readin...
Hot tub maintenance: how to look after a hot tub in your backyard
This expert advice on hot tub maintenance will help to keep your garden spa clean and in tip-top condition...
ABA regulation of root growth during soil drying and recovery can involve auxin response
Abstract Abscisic acid (ABA) plays an important role in plant adaptation to water deficits, but its role in regulating root growth (primary root elong...
Gardening 101: Foxtail Lily
Foxtail Lily, Eremurus: “Sun Spikes” If you are a fan of high drama in the garden, then it does not get more showy than Eremurus. The foxtail lil...
How to create a flower-filled hillside garden
In brief What Family garden on a hill. Where Buckinghamshire. Size Two acres. Soil Heavy with good drainage. Climate Temperate but windy and exposed....
Aquaponics is a farming method that puts fish to work, here’s how it’s growing in M’sia
Aquaponics is a subset of hydroponics that uses fish and aquatic plants to farm organic vegetables. Here’re its features and cost in Malaysia. T...
Summer in Eric’s Garden
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Antagonistic plants preferentially target arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi that are highly connected to mutualistic plants [NEW RESULTS]
O_LIHow antagonists – mycoheterotrophic plants that obtain carbon and soil nutrients from fungi – are integrated in the usually mutualisti...
Netherlands: Old Dutch garden, The Hague
360° panorama by Sjoerd van der Hucht.Click the image to open the interactive version. Dutch garden in park Clingendael, The Hague, Netherlands...
5 topiary trend lessons to take from gorgeous botanical gardens
From the US to France, these topiary gardens have some valuable lessons to teach about using the once again popular garden feature...
Master Gardener: Like ‘crape murder,’ deep freeze took a toll on crapemyrtles. Here are ideas for replacements – Tulsa World
Master Gardener: Like ‘crape murder,’ deep freeze took a toll on crapemyrtles. Here are ideas for replacements Tulsa World...
Farmer Focus: Pre-harvest machinery preparation is in full swing
Farmers Weekly The pre-harvest machinery preparation is in full swing. Trailers have been serviced and are just awaiting a brake test to ensure they a...
ADM Landscape named exclusive NY Metro distributor for Respira
New York, NY According to ADM Landscape Corp., a full-service design, build and maintenance landscaping firm that works with residential, commercial, ...
Meet the Delhi-based urban gardening startup that aims to make plant parenting easy
Move over, pet parents. Plant parents are here! Across the globe, millennials are being credited for breathing new life into the plant business. This ...
USDA loosens prevented planting restrictions for cover crops
Producers can hay, graze or chop cover crops and still receive 100% of payment....
Effects of Soil Abiotic and Biotic Factors on Tree Seedling Regeneration Following a Boreal Forest Wildfire
Abstract Wildfire disturbance is important for tree regeneration in boreal ecosystems. A considerable amount of literature has been published on how w...
XtremeAg: What a difference the rain makes
XtremeAg’s Dan Luepkes has received much-needed rain, Lee Lubbers is getting ready for wheat harvest, and Chad Henderson is getting a tiling project...
Ornamental sweet potatoes named newest Texas Superstar
Varieties sprawl, climb and provide good color for landscapes, planters...