USDA Zones — 9-11 Difficulty — Moderate Soil Type — Slightly Acidic to Neutral About Ylang Ylang Native to Southeast Asia, Ylang-Ylang (Cananga odorata) is a tropical tree belongs to Annonaceae family (sugar-apple family). The name ylang-ylang means ‘flowers of flowers.’ It produces highly fragrant flowers of pale green color, which turns yellow afterwards. Its sweet scent can be smelt from far-far away and more intense and wide when damp wind gust around....

The most common reason why succulents die is watering them excessively and frequently. If you have the same problem, it would be best to find out How to Identify and Save an Overwatered Succulent in this article. Here are some great tips on watering succulents Signs of an Overwatered Succulent An overwatered succulent has mushy and squishy, soft-to-touch leaves. The foliage’s color fade becomes lighter or translucent compared to a healthy specimen, and the leaves also turn fragile and drop with a slight touch....

Every indoor plant has different requirements when it comes to watering. However, if you follow the right Houseplant Watering Rules, you will be able to take good care of them. Confused about how to water your indoor plants? Click here Houseplant Watering Rules 1. Perfect Time to Water Houseplants The perfect time to water your houseplants is when you notice the topsoil getting dry. Avoid watering the plant when the soil is still moist....

The fascinating Jade plant is a favorite of beginners and experienced growers alike. This unique succulent is so durable that it’s called the Lucky Plant and is given as a traditional housewarming gift. If you find your jade plant drooping, you may wonder what’s going wrong. Let’s look at what can go wrong and how to fix it. Why is my jade plant drooping? Root rot from overwatering or poor drainage is the most serious possibility – infected stems wilt before falling off....

Usually, plants wither after the first touch of chilling winter winds, but there are some plants that don’t mind the harsh cold weather. These are Plants that Stay Green in Winters, and you must plant some of them to keep your garden attractive during winter and early spring. 1. Wintergreen Boxwood (Buxus sinica) Hardiness zones: 4-9 Wintergreen boxwoods can be a great addition to your winter garden as they do not lose leaves in winters and can even survive under the snow blanket....

Keeping plants thriving indoors is a demanding job, and with a few tricks up your sleeve, you can do it easily. Follow our article to know everything about the Indoor Gardening Tips for Big and Healthy Houseplants. Have a look at the best money-saving gardening tips here Indoor Gardening Tips for Big and Healthy Houseplants 1. Don’t End Up Watering the Plants Too Much One of the biggest reasons a houseplant dies is overwatering....

What is Corten Steel? Also called the weathering steel, cor-ten steel is maintenance free. It is developed to eliminate the need for painting. It is a group of steel alloys that form a stable rust-like appearance if exposed to the weather for several years. Read more about corten steel on Wikipedia. “By forming a film of dark brown oxidation over the metal, Cor-Ten successfully resists the corrosive effects of weather conditions such as rain, snow, ice, and fog....

Nothing beats the liveliness of floral decorations! How about decking your house with the most stunning Indoor Flowering Curtain Ideas for the upcoming event? Do you know what is a green curtain? Know here Indoor Flowering Curtain Ideas 1. Fragrant Curtain of Jasmine Learn about making garnish curtain in containers here 2. Rosy Wall for the Festive Mood 3. Beautiful Floral Curtain for the Entrance 4. Hanging Curtain of Pink Flowers paradisefound....

If you want to introduce a metallic hue indoors, then you can do so by growing Bronze Leaf Houseplants. They add a subtle touch of shine and look charming. Check out our article on exotic metallic sheen houseplants here Bronze Leaf Houseplants The plants in this list do not have their entire foliage in bronze color. Some have a light tint and hue of that shade, along with other colors....

We have some really amazing Father’s Day Garden Gift Ideas for you to make your dad’s day the best one he had this year! Check out the best gift ideas for gardeners here Father’s Day Garden Gift Ideas 1. Trendy Fire Pit Buy it here A modern fire pit will definitely impress your dad on this father’s day. It is ideal for roasting marshmallows in the backyard. 2. Electric Wood Chipper This electric wood chipper will ease your dad’s task in the garden and will help him in cleaning the yard and form mulch at the same time....

1. Terracotta Pot Holder Pallet Planter With some hose clamps and screws, you can secure your terracotta or plastic pots on the pallet board—an innovative way to upcycle and get more vertical space for your gardening. 2. DIY Kiddie Pool Planter Inexpensive and easy to make, this kiddie pool planter is perfect for growing greens and herbs. Visit the Spruce to learn the process! 3. Modern Outdoor Planter This modern planter idea is useful for small spaces....

Even though you may long for a courtyard garden like the ones in magazines or on Pinterest, it can be quite daunting to actually design it, especially if you don’t know where to start. Luckily there are many resources online to help you turn that neglected small yard into a beautifully designed courtyard garden. Here are our five garden design ideas to get you started planning your dream courtyard. 1. Use Colours and Repetition to Add Depth When choosing colors, you want to pick ones that will add depth to the garden....

Have you noticed brown spots on the leaves of your houseplants? Maybe you have unsightly brown spots or areas and are wondering what is wrong. Brown spots on houseplant leaves happen for a number of reasons, most of which are preventable and even correctible. In this article, I’ll discuss the most common reasons houseplant leaves get brown spots, and how you can fix them. What Causes Brown Spots On Houseplant Leaves?...

What Epsom Salt Do to Plants Epsom salt is “hydrated magnesium sulfate,” it consists of 10 percent Magnesium and 13 percent Sulfur. Both of them are considered as secondary essential nutrients after Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium. Magnesium in Epsom salt increases water retention, helps in the better intake of nutrients, and most importantly, in the creation of chlorophyll, on which the process of photosynthesis depends. Similarly, sulfur also participates in the development of chlorophyll, increases the plant’s resistance to diseases, and helps in growth....

The tall dimensions with geometric shapes and fine leaves make Araucaria heterophylla stand out differently in the homes! It’s one of the best tall houseplants and truly deserves your attention when it comes to tips on Norfolk Island Pine Care Indoors. Other Names: Star Pine, Australian Pine, Norfolk Pine, House Pine, Triangle Tree, Living Christmas Tree, Polynesian Pine Have a look at some awesome Norfolk Island Pine pictures here Norfolk Island Pine Origin Native to Norfolk Island in the south pacific ocean between New Zealand and New Caledonia, this needled evergreen is a relative of the monkey puzzle tree and not a true pine....

Wandering Jew is a popular indoor/outdoor plant with purple leaves, stems, and blooms. The name comes from the plants’ trailing nature! Here’s all you need to know about the right Wandering Jew Care. Here are the best types of Wandering Jew plants you can grow Propagating Wandering Jew Propagation can be done at any time of the year by pinching off a 3-4 inches long stem and putting the cut end in a glass of water or soil....

1. DIY Tiered Planter for Front Door Have you always eyed those expensive tall planters that will flank your front door? Well, this DIY shows you how to get the same look with plain terra cotta pots stacked to achieve a compact structure that is sure to add character to your home. 2. Succulents in Stacked Pots Lovely and hardy, Crassulas, strings of bananas, calico kitten, and kalanchoe make an excellent succulent combination for busy apartment-dwellers who don’t get the time to water their plants every day....

Succulents are the most trendy plants. All of them are easy to grow, low maintenance and showy. They grow best in warm conditions and full sun. However, there are Succulents that Grow in Shade. We’ve added 22 of them that you can grow indoors or in shady corners of your garden! 1. Snake Plant (Editor’s Choice) Botanical Name: Sansevieria trifasciata Snake plant can grow easily in the shady corners, the plant may lose its striking color in deep shade but survive....

If you want an easy-to-care-for houseplant that rewards you with a bold look then Anthurium Besseae is the perfect contender! Learn how to keep this plant happy and healthy. Check out the Fanciest Anthurium Types You Can Grow here Anthurium Besseae Plant Characteristics With velvety, dark-green leaves, this epiphytic plant looks like Anthurium crystallinum. Anthurium Besseae can grow up to 3-5 feet tall indoors and produce red flowers in summer in the right growing conditions....

Succulents are all the rage in recent times. They’re one of the most trending gardening crazes worldwide. And why not? They are easy to plant and propagate, low care and maintenance, thrive in full sun and part sun, don’t require frequent watering. If all these qualities are not enough–They look awesome! One of the major reasons why succulents are hit is you can grow them in a variety of DIY containers....