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How to Grow Rat-tail Radish

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Believe it or not, rat-tail radishes are not used explicitly in large, bubbling, black cauldrons by evil-doers who are looking to cast a spell. In spite of their rather unfortunate name, they are quite a lovely vegetable plant. While most radishes are harvested as edible root … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Growing Vegetables Tagged With: aerial radish, air radish, edible radish pods, radish pod, raphanus caudatus, rat tail radish, rattail radish

How to Grow Joseph’s Coat (Alternanthera)

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Joseph's coat

Joseph's Coat is a tender perennial grown for its beautiful foliage. Its striking colors range in warm shades of reds, pinks, yellows, and coppers to cool shades of purples, and greens depending on variety. The leaves may also be found variegated or spotted with contrasting … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Gardening 101 Tagged With: alternanthera, color foliage, ground cover, josephs coat, josephs coat varieties, knot gardens

How to Get Rid of Invasive Bishop Weed (Goutweed)

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invasive bishop weed

Bishop's weed is a bummer! It is one of those plants that just will not go away. Once it has taken root, it more or less smothers everything in its path. It crawls across the ground in moist, partly shaded areas. It creates a dense groundcover that prevents other plants from … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Landscaping Tagged With: aegopodium podagraria, bishop weed, bishops weed, bishopsweed, gout weed, goutweed, ground elder, invasive plants

How to Get Rid of Invasive English Ivy

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english ivy

As dainty as English ivy looks, who would guess what a monster it can become? In its native habitat, it acts as an important link in the food chain for the local population of birds and insects. Its ability to vine and climb is one of its endearing attributes in its homeland. And … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Landscaping Tagged With: english ivy, english ivy alternatives, invasive english ivy, invasive ivy

How to Grow Melampodium (Butter Daisy)

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Melampodium is a bright and carefree annual flower that is not used nearly enough. Also known as a butter daisy, this sun-loving cutie gifts its grower with constant blooms and with a proliferative disposition. Melampodium is a delightful addition to your garden beds, borders, or … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Flowers, Growing Flowers Tagged With: butter daisy, growing melampodium, melampodium, melampodium pests, melampodium varieties

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