Avocado bacon is oval shaped, with smooth, thin skin and dark green color. Its pulp is greenish-yellow in color, less oily than Hass avocado, but equally delicious, with a creamy and buttery taste. The central pit of the avocado bacon is giant, takes up a lot of pulp in the fruit, and is easy to mold into the… Read More »
The oak moth, mostly pink in color having stripes on it, is shown to be a silkworm in the Saturniidae family. It is also known as Anisota virginiensis. Differs in distinct coloration of adults. The larvae are hungry feeders. They feed on the branches of host plants, partially neutralizing them. When the population of oak moths increases rapidly,… Read More »
Lomandra Breeze Grass is a tough grass-like plant useful for gardeners, farmers, or homeowners, especially in the urban area. It is commonly known as Matt Rush. They bloom with dense, extensive plants and can grow both in the open sun and in ample shade. Their matting roots uphold the soil and retain nutrients, making them ideal for buffering… Read More »
The silver-spotted tiger moth (Lophocampa argentata) is a defoliating caterpillar belonging to the group of moths, including the hummock moth and the black and orange caterpillars commonly referred to as “woolly bears.” Silver-spotted tiger moth caterpillars are active during the fall and winter seasons. They begin their feeding in autumn and will resume their feeding after winters in… Read More »
Katydids are a species of insects associated with grasshoppers and crickets. In some areas, they have also been termed bush crickets or long-horned grasshoppers. They are giant insects, at least two inches in size from head to wingtips. They are light green with a triangular shape in the side view, which leads to another common name for the… Read More »
A perennial grass of the warm season, giving rhizomes and rapidly growing into stolons. It is very salt-tolerant, resistant to wet soils, and long-term cloudiness. It blooms in tropical and subtropical coastal areas around the world. It is most commonly used as golf grass in salt-prone areas or where saltwater irrigation is required. It is used as sports… Read More »
Around one-fourth of the world’s acreage is occupied with grasslands. Grasses endure both cold and hot conditions. They are seen everywhere, such as lawns, parks, pastures, meadows, athletic fields, forests, golfs, etc. These stunning plants provide many benefits to humanity and nature. They are indestructible and give a vivid sense. There are many types of grasses, among which… Read More »
Olea wilsonii trees are popular and easy to grow shady evergreen trees. The beauty of this fruitless tree perfectly complements many landscapes. This variety of bare trees comes from the Manzanillo variety. Once rooted, it is drought tolerant and also resistant to fire and disease. They are multi-stemmed trees and are very impressive. Strength and adaptability allow Olea… Read More »
Palmetto is a native cultivator of the St. Augustine grass, which exhibits a lush emerald green color. It has wide and flat blades, due to which its surface looks like a thick carpet. This versatile turf grass possesses various qualities such as good shade, drought, cold, heat, and frost resistance. This type of sod is not resistant to… Read More »
Easy to grow in medium, well-drained soil in full sun to partial shade. Tolerates a wide variety of soils. Grows well on sandy soils in full sun. Evergreen in warm winter climates but should probably be pruned in early spring. They are found dead in the winter season. Most of the plants are grown in winter under shades… Read More »
