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A.We don't make vendor recommendations, but usually you can find shrubs in all sizes at large plant nurseries or online. Many people prefer the smaller sizes because they cost less, but most nurseries carry several sizes. Here is more about ...Read More

A.Cruciferous vegetables like cabbage, kale, broccoli, and Brussels sprouts can be problematic for sheep if fed in large amounts. These veggies ferment quickly in the rumen, causing excess gas that can lead to dangerous bloat. They also contain goitrogens, which ...Read More

A.Was the plant recently moved to a new location? That can cause leaf drop. Also, these plants need high humidity. Try putting the pot on a pebble tray. I will include instructions below. Also, check the undersides of the leaves ...Read More

A.You should try to move it when it is dormant, and not actively growing. Even in your area, February through March will be your best bet. You will want to trim it back lightly when you do. ...Read More

A.You can trim off 1 or 2 inches from the top of the tree to stimulate branching. Remember though, you want a tree and not a shrub, so low branches are not desirable. Here is more on its care: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/fruits/grapefruit/growing-grapefruit.htmRead More

A.I suspect the compost is not fully composted and the fungi is helping to decompose the added organic material. Moisture and humidity will also cause it to grow. Cut back on the frequency of adding the compost and see if ...Read More

A.Your plant is not dormant. Growing it indoors it doesn't have to go dormant. It needs lots of light, preferably with white LED lights. A windowsill will not be enough light. These articles from the carnivorous plant society should help: https://www.carnivorousplants.org/grow/guides/DionaeaChecklist https://www.carnivorousplants.org/grow/guides/Dionaea https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/houseplants/venus-fly-trap/venus-fly-trap-care.htmRead More

A.Your hardiness zone is USDA 8b to 9a, so yes, a pussy willow should grow outside. However, it is recommended in zones 4 through 8 (some sources say 2 to 7), so your area may be on the warm side. ...Read More

A.Yep! This is one of the many types of armored scale. It is treated the same way, but you have to get the ones that have already sealed themselves in, by hand, first. I always take a baby wipe and ...Read More

A. You can find Sweet Annie seeds from several reputable seed companies online. We don't make product or vendor recommendations, but it is a popular and easy seed to find. I wouldn't buy it from an individual selling it on an ...Read More

A.Good cultural practice and plenty of bright, indirect sunlight will keep it looking its best. On that note, it seems very overwatered. Though they like moist soil, they will not tolerate saturated soil. Nor will they tolerate completely dry soil. ...Read More

A.This will be up to you, whether you want to remove the branch or not. If you choose to remove it, then do it in late spring or summer. This will be the same with all pruning. If you decide ...Read More

A.I would not cut off any more than 1/3 of the total leaves. This goes for most plants. You will want to supplement with a grow light. You will want to store them properly in the winter, as well. This ...Read More

A.You would need to check whether they are individual trees with separate crowns or just one or two crowns with several trunks arising. You wouldn't want to separate the trees coming from one crown or growing point. If you have ...Read More

A.Coffee grounds that have not been brewed are fresh coffee grounds. Once they are brewed, they are used and are neutral in pH. A lot of people think adding used coffee grounds to soil will make it more acidic, but ...Read More

A.In zone 9b your mango should come indoors for the winter or inside a greenhouse. Fruit and flowers drop below 40 degrees F. Mangos can suffer severe damage below 30 degrees F. You can prune your mango to keep it ...Read More