Stringybark is known for being fire-resistant, with its thick, fibrous bark serving as insulation from wild bushfires. This makes us wonder: Will this unique characteristic prevent Stringybark from being good firewood? Let’s put this tough-as-boots tree to the test. Read …
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The brand name Grazon represents a group of potent herbicides featuring the active ingredients 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,4-D) and picloram. These herbicides actively combat a wide array of broadleaf weeds, such as thistles, dandelions, clover, and more. They excel at targeting …
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Motor oils, although capable of dispatching tree stumps, aren’t exactly environmental superheroes. They tend to have a negative impact on the environment and our well-being. Now, we don’t mean to rain on anyone’s parade, but before we go gung-ho about …
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Are elderberry trees gatecrashing your property and overstaying their welcome like obnoxious houseguests? Worry not! We’ve concocted a foolproof plan to evict these botanical troublemakers. So grab your gardening gloves, embrace the challenge, and let’s give those troublesome trees the …
Hemlock is one of the most common trees in North America, but it’s often overlooked as a firewood choice because it’s a softwood. So, does being a softwood weaken the wood-burning characteristics of firewood? Let’s find out. In this article, …
Bradford pear trees look like trees straight out of the movie “Frozen.” And, as if staying true to its cold facade, it is known for producing delicious frozen pears. But does this seemingly cold exterior have something warm and fuzzy …
Palo verde (Pakinsonia florida) can grow between 30 to 40 feet and withstand prolonged droughts, earning their spot as one of the top ornamental plants in nurseries and gardens. But just like all good things, there are times when it’s …
For most of us, it’s a pet peeve to constantly add more wood to keep the fire in a fireplace, campfire or wood-burning stove. How long do we actually expect the fire to last? We’ve got your back! In this …
How deep is your love.. for your tomatoes? We’re asking because one of the secrets to yielding an abundant harvest of tomatoes is to plant them deep literally. Here, we’ve broken down how and why you should plant your tomatoes …
Most worms that eat tomato plants are actually caterpillars coming from armyworms, loopers and hornworms species. They might become beautiful butterflies soon, but that’s most likely at the expense of your tomato plant. Fortunately, you’re on the right page, as …
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