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Anchor grass: description, where it grows, scope
Tribulus creeping grass (terrestrial tribulus) belongs to the Parnolist family. It is a herbaceous annual or perennial crop. There is a beautiful legend where its name came from. Once upon a time there lived a man, a favorite of many gods. His life was so long that he was tired. He prayed to the gods to grant him the long-awaited peace. But the gods did not want to let him go. Finally … Read more…
Pruning roses in summer during flowering
Pruning is an integral part of caring for roses in the garden or at home. This procedure is carried out to achieve many goals aimed at rejuvenating the plant, enhancing its flowering and protecting against various diseases. Pruning in the summer has a high decorative potential, which is practiced relatively rarely. Read more…
Leaf roll on an apple tree: how to fight
Very often it is not possible to get the planned apple harvest due to the attack of various pests. Timely detection and taking measures to protect the apple orchard comes to the fore. Read more…
How to treat cabbage from fleas
One of the most common pests of cabbage is the cruciferous flea. Its danger is that, hitting the culture, it can completely devour the crop. It is important for gardeners to have information about this insect, as well as to know about effective methods of control and how to treat cabbage from fleas. As practice shows, if you fight the flea correctly, you can save the cabbage. Read more…
Ants on peonies - how to get rid of
Peonies are the lush and most beautiful flowers in the garden. Naturally, many gardeners look forward to their flowering. But there are times when ants appear on peonies how to get rid of them? Plants cannot bloom because of this. It is believed that ants are beneficial insects, but this is not entirely true. There is a kind of insects that settle in living quarters and cause harm to people living there. You should be careful with them, as they are carriers of diseases. In addition, ants breed aphids, which is also undesirable for garden plants. Read more…
