Author: Emilia Marsh

Emilia Marsh

Emilia Marsh is a renowned farmer and author who has dedicated her life to promoting sustainable agriculture and sharing her knowledge with others. With years of experience in the farming industry, she has established herself as a leading expert in the field of plant growth and cultivation. Emilia's passion for sustainable farming and her commitment to educating others has made her a beloved figure in the gardening community and a respected voice in the world of agriculture.

Mexican plants are a different kind of natural wonder. This colorful country with beautiful landscapes and varied terrain is home to gorgeous flowers. Mexican flowers play a crucial role in many national festivals, and the locals are happy to grow beautiful home gardens. You can find Mexican plants growing all over the country, from local gardens to ornamental landscapes. Some are located in the Chihuahua and Durango mountains, while you can find others in the meadows of Western Oaxaca. It is impossible to say which of the Mexican trees and shrubs or flowers is the most popular Mexican plant, although…

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The silver dollar eucalyptus (Eucalyptus cinerea) is a huge evergreen giant tree. It belongs to the Myrtle family and is probably one of the fastest-growing trees. Originally from Australia and New Zealand, it is a favorite treat for animals like the koala. In the zoos where these cute animals are kept, eucalyptus trees must necessarily grow for their better life and existence, because koalas feed exclusively on the bark and leaves of these plants. Silver eucalyptus is a medium-sized tree with a rough, fibrous bark covering large branches and tree trunks. The reddish-brown or gray-brown color of the bark becomes creamy white…

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The amazing plant thyme can be easily propagated by cuttings, and even a beginner can handle it. This herb has a long history and several applications, not the least of which is culinary. Thyme was used for embalming by the ancient Egyptians, as incense by the early Greeks, and even as a present to encourage bravery among soldiers throughout the Middle Ages. It’s a must-have for the herb garden because it has so many uses. So, let’s get down to the breeding procedure. How to Grow Thyme from Cuttings? Culinary thyme (Thymus vulgaris) is a widely used herb in a variety…

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Indoor plants and flowers in the interior of the kitchen are always beautiful and useful – they freshen the air and add coziness and color. But the kitchen is not the best place to start a home garden because of the sudden changes in temperature, the abundance of fatty fumes, and high humidity. Therefore, when choosing plants for the kitchen, you should not focus only on their beautiful appearance. After all, a blooming specimen you like in the store may turn out to be completely unsuitable for life in the conditions of this room. But still, there are several plants…

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In living quarters with north-facing windows, not every plant can feel comfortable. They are affected by the lack of sunlight and short daylight hours in winter. However, many plants can grow and thrive well even in low light conditions. But first, let’s find out which windows are best for plants. The Best Window for House Plants Most houseplants grow well near windows on the east and west sides of the house. Sunlight does not come directed, but diffused, so shading flowers in such a place is not required. But unfortunately, not everyone has the opportunity to place plants near the…

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Neon plants can be an unusual addition to your collection and can become the main accent in any interior. Despite their unusual appearance, it is quite simple to care for neon-colored flowers, because it is not different from caring for ordinary plants. Let’s find out more about them. Best Neon Houseplants Moonlight Philodendron Our list of bright neon indoor plants begins with Moonlight Philodendron. Philodendron is an evergreen flowering perennial plant from the Araceae family. There are about 900 species of this plant, but one of the most unusual of them is the limelight Moonlight Philodendron. This bright green plant is thermophilic.…

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Herb gardens are on the rise with more and more people choosing to grow their own herbs from the comfort of their own homes. There are so many essential herbs and spices we all use in our cooking on a daily basis and rosemary definitely fits the bill. Rosemary is a beautifully fragrant herb which alongside providing extra flavor in your cooking it also looks stunning. These spindly plants are easily recognizable by the individual small, sharp leaves. Rosemary is often used in Mediterranean foods and it is increasingly becoming known that the Mediterranean diet is heralded as one of…

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Microgreens are fragrant greens, which are also called micrograss, or microgreens. She usually has a rich taste and a very bright color. It grows up to 8 cm. It is loved by everyone who adheres to proper nutrition. It has become popular because it is saturated with nutrients even more than the greens we are used to. You can eat all the greens whole. And you can also buy the best microgreens in a pot at home, cut the greens before use. So it will remain “alive” until it is eaten. The best microgreens to grow are sprouts of the…

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If you are fed up with the classic spathiphyllum and dieffenbachia, and you are ready for more complex care for the sake of decorativeness, you should look at the spectacular large-leaved plant – Homalomena. Huge leaves in lush bushes stand out pleasantly against the background of the room classics. Homalomena is a spectacular evergreen perennial with large leaves, belonging to the Araceae family. It surprises with its compactness, about 25 cm high, but thanks to its huge leaves, the plant seems bulky. The rosettes are dense. This perennial is native to Asia and South America and grows mainly in tropical…

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Basil is a staple herb in any kitchen. Its fresh aroma enhances your cooking nicely. Think Italian. Those delicious tomato sauces, that punchy pesto, even sprinkled on a salad your dishes will be begging for some fresh basil. What’s even better is if you’ve grown the basil yourself. Imagine telling all your dinner guests you’ve been growing basil and have used your own herbs in their evening meal. You may be mistaken for a professional chef! Ok, ok. Let’s not get ahead of ourselves. First, you have to learn how to grow basil at home before wowing your friends and…

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