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Rockrose Care: How To Grow Rockrose Plants In The Garden

By Jackie Carroll

If you're looking for a tough shrub that thrives on neglect, try rockrose plants. Once established they need very little care. This article has more information on growing rockrose plants.

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The Language of Flowers assigns meanings to various flowers and plants. Here are some examples.

Recipe for Herbal Honey Cough Syrup

Honey has been used as a remedy for coughs for centuries. This recipe infuses honey with a mix of herbs, such as thyme and rosemary, which have both been known to benefit the respiratory system. The syrup also tastes great!

November 2021 Cleaning Schedule

Cleaning calendar for October to help you stay on top of your living spaces and organization. Seasonal cleaning doesn't have to be complicated if you plan it all ahead!

Wild Orchids vs Hybrids

Many of the once abundant orchids are now listed in the IUCN red list of endangered plants. Here is why we should grow hybrid orchids instead of the natural wild varieties.

Nasturtiums are Nice!

Nasturtiums are nice, they’re easy to grow, edible, pretty, colourful and they don’t make a fuss … so with all those qualities and more – why not grow some in your containers? They don’t ask for much, they thrill and they spill, so let them bedazzle, they do this well! Got some sunshine to spare?

December Flowers in an English Garden

There are some lovely scented plants that can provide color and fragrance in your English Garden in December.

Cat Adoption - Adjustment Period

There are many things to take into consideration when adopting a cat or kitten. One thing to keep in mind is that every cat or kitten will need a period of adjustment in his or her new environment.

Herbs for the Holidays

As the holiday hustles and bustles peak up this season, it is important to keep yourself fit and healthy naturally, and you won’t even need to purchase over the counter drugs to keep cozy in the coolness of the coming months. These healing herbs should keep you going this Christmas.

Top Tips for Avoiding Speeding Tickets

Top 10 ways to avoid getting a ticket when pulled over by the police.

Eagle One Next Level Surface Prep Mitt Review

Eagle One Next Level Surface Prep Mitt is the answer to ridding your vehicle of surface contaminants and restoring its shine.

Betta Revive Product Review

Betta Revive is a great medicine to help cure your sick betta fish.

Simple Recycling Tips

Recycling is easy, it just takes a small amount of extra effort. Read this article for some simple recycling tips.

How To Declutter Your Mind

Have you ever found yourself struggling to remember everything you have to do? It can be a real challenge! The fix is to get what's 'up there' down on paper so you can clear the clutter and organize the rest. Get ready to declutter your mind with this two step process.

Clean Ears - Healthy Dog

Ear care should be part of your regular grooming routine. By checking your dog´s ears often you´ll notice signs of irritation early and help prevent painful, often hard to treat ear infections. Setting up a regular weekly schedule can benefit everyone, especially your dog!

How to Grow Lords and Ladies Bulbs in the Garden

Arum italicum is a fancy word for Lords and Ladies flower. They are grown from bulbs. Not only are they super easy to plant, they are non fussy flowers to grow. You're sure to love them in your garden.

Aphids on rose trees

Aphids are one of the major parasites, coming to disturb rose tree growth and often its blooming, too.

Here a few solutions to get rid of aphids naturally on rose trees:

Ladybugs

Since ladybugs eat aphid larvae, they naturally contribute to controlling aphid populations. This method is increasingly practiced by professionals who manage parks, and it is 100% organic.

Fermented stinging nettle or fern tea

This is an excellent 100% organic way of fighting aphids.
Read here on how to make your own stinging nettle tea.

Soapy water

Made with Marseille soap or beldi soap dissolved in water and sprayed on the plant, this soap mix makes it hard for aphids to stick to leaves.
Grate 5 oz (150 grams) of soap and dissolve it in 1 quart (1 liter) water, add and mix in 1 tablespoon vegetable oil. Spray on plants.