Researchers have been successful in mapping a draft version of the date palm genome disclosing several intricate genetic issues. This research has revealed extremely useful information about date palm. Newly discovered date palm genome pattern will ultimately help in increasing overall fruit yield. Researchers also believe that the unlocked secrets will help in understanding the [...]
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New Date Palm Plant with High Yield and Disease Resistance
May 3rd, 2009 No Comments
Tags: Date Palm · Date Palm Plant · DNA · Genetics · Genome · Growing Date Palm
How to Gain by Growing Native Plants: Medicinal Plants of Southern Africa
April 11th, 2009 No Comments
Native plants have their own beauty and benefits. Growing native plants in gardens is therefore not only adds to the elegance of the garden but also helps a gardener monetizing the efforts. Umpteen varieties of the native plants have their own value and importance for medicinal applications both for humans and animals.
Growing native plants in [...]
Tags: animal healthcare · herbal plants · herbal remedies · medicinal plants · Natural plants · pet healthcare
How to Grow Hybrid Teas
March 2nd, 2009 2 Comments
Hybrid tea is more popularly known as the “flower of lovers” around the world. It is a perfect long-stemmed rose variety that facilitates repeatedly flowering. In genetic terminology it is the result of hybridization of “tea-rose” and “perpetual-hybrid”.
A typical hybrid tea is a perfect choice for displaying open. It is an object that adds up [...]
Tags: Flower Gardening · gardening · Hybrid Teas · rose · Rose Gardening · Tea Rose
Houseplants Can Reduce Toxic Formaldehyde Levels in Homes
February 23rd, 2009 No Comments
Researchers and scientists have attempted identifying and studying the capacity of two specific houseplants that could reduce the toxic formaldehyde levels in the air in and around home. This research study highlights importance of houseplants in homes and gardens.
Formaldehyde is one of the dangerous toxic gases and several materials used in our daily lives contain [...]
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Preparing for Spring Gardening with Deciduous Plants and Shrubs
February 21st, 2009 2 Comments
Flipping through the pages of my garden book I suddenly realized that the gardening season has arrived and it is time to look for fresh plants in my garden. It is also the time for my garden shopping. The days are getting longer and warmer ahead and I must get prepared with multiple choices. Early [...]
Tags: Bare Root Plants · Cherries · container gardening · Daffodils · Deciduous plants · Early Flowering Plants · Flowering Plants · Garden Shopping · Garden Store · gardening · magnolias. Hybrid Deciduous · Nurseries · Ornamental Plants · Shrubs · Spring gardening
How to Select Best Landscaping Plants
January 9th, 2009 No Comments
Locating and selecting a perfect landscaping plant is easy said than done. There are thousands of varieties of plants that you can choose from and each one of them has its own peculiarities and distinguishing feature. You may find yourself at the crossroads while selecting a suitable plant for landscaping your garden. It is very [...]
Tags: Backyard Landscaping · Front Yard Landscaping · Gardening Techniques · Garen Methods · landscaping · Landscaping Plants · Sage Plants · Tulip
How to Plant a Shade Garden under Trees
December 6th, 2008 No Comments
Planting a shade garden under trees is an expression of many combinations. An expert gardener knows it well that the word”shade” in gardening bears multiple meanings. Shade in any garden would largely depend on factors like sunlight availability, duration of sunlight, height of trees and shrubs, and climatic variations. Therefore any plant selection for a [...]
Tags: Plant Shade Garden · Shade Garden · Shade garden Under Trees · Shade Gardening Tips
How to Grow Fraser Fir as Picture Perfect Christmas Tree
November 22nd, 2008 No Comments
You must be waiting eagerly for the Christmas and must be busy making plans. Christmas tree is an obvious item on your shop-list. Christmas tree has its own unique value and elegance. How about having a picture-perfect-Christmas-tree this year?
According to a recently conducted consumer survey there are typical most important factors that determine customer’s choices. [...]
Tags: Christmas Tree · Dense Tree · Fraser Fir · Open Tree · Picture Perfect Christmas Tree · Top Stop Nipper
Growing High Fruit Bearing Gooseberry Bushes in Garden
June 26th, 2008 4 Comments
If you have a small garden and wish to grow high fruits yielding plants then Gooseberry is one of the perfect choices. Gooseberry bushes normally grow easily and give you large quantities of fruits. Gooseberry fruits are smaller. Growing gooseberry bushes in a little shady area is also possible as the plant is quite tolerant [...]
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Growing Lovely Thryptomene Shrubs in Your Garden
June 24th, 2008 No Comments
“Plant Genus Thryptomene” represents almost 40 different types of plant species of evergreen shrubs.Thryptomene is a Greek nomenclature, which means ‘coy’ or ‘prudish’. It is named on its appearance because when you see the shrub for the first time it will appear like coy or prudish.
Thryptomene is a native plant to western, central, and [...]
Tags: Flower Gardening · Flowering Plants · indoor gardening · Shrubs Gardening · Thryptomene Flowers
My name is Bill Stanley and I have been a home gardener for over 20 years. I enjoy sharing my gardening tips with friends and family, as well as the rest of the world!