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There are approximately 60,065 unique species of trees in the world, according to a recent study of the world's plants. While no two species are the same, they can all be categorized as either hardwood or softwood. Upon reading these terms, though, you may assume that hardwood species are … [Read more...]
Rain is usually beneficial for flowerbeds. It hydrates your flowers and plants, preventing them from drying out and dying. But too much rain can wreak havoc on your flowerbeds. If there's heavy rainfall in your area that lasts for a prolonged length of time, it can leave the soil waterlogged … [Read more...]
Dollar spot fungus is a common fungal disease affecting residential lawns in Texas. Caused by the Sclerotinia homeocarpa fungus, it creates several small, round spots of dead grass. These spots are relatively small, measuring just 2 to 6 inches in diameter. But like other fungal diseases, it can … [Read more...]
Just because you chop down a tree in your yard doesn't necessarily mean that it will stop growing. Assuming there's enough of the roots intact, it will continue to grow from the remaining stump. Depending on the specific variety, it may take several years (or longer) to mature. When given enough … [Read more...]
When planning an attractive landscape for your home, one of the decisions you'll have to make is whether to choose a cool season or warm season grass. Even if both types of grasses can technically grow in your region, you'll have an easier time maintaining and nurturing your lawn by choosing the … [Read more...]