Native Plants

Regional Plant Lists

Here we present some representative native plants: trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants for different regions of the United States. To learn more about native plants

Gardening

Home Garden For Christmas

When December comes, the atmosphere changes: city streets are lit up with Christmas lights, managers decorate trees and lanterns with garlands, and people start seeing

Farming

Can Ducks Eat Potatoes?

The question of whether or not ducks can eat potatoes has puzzled pond keepers across the globe since ducks were first domesticated by humans thousands

Gardening

Do Plants Die of Old Age?

Plants are born and grow as one of the strongest living organisms in the ecosystem. The regeneration system they perform during this growth phase slows down over time, causing the plants to age. At the end of this slowing system journey, the plant’s system stops, resulting in its natural death. So yes, plants age too, and they get old and die. Although this death period varies according to different plants with different genetics and environmental conditions, it is a valid situation for many plants.

Farming

Can Ducks Eat Raisins?

Can ducks eat raisins? As it turns out, this answer might surprise you! There are many people out there who love to feed ducks in

Farming

Can Ducks Eat Pumpkin seeds?

Can ducks really eat pumpkin seeds? You may be surprised to learn that the answer to this question isn’t as simple as you might think.

Farming

Can Ducks Eat Mealworms?

Can ducks eat mealworms? Well, the short answer is yes – but there’s much more to it than just that! Many people are surprised to

Gardening

When to Plant Tomatoes, Pumpkins, and Lettuce in Tennessee

When to plant tomatoes, pumpkins, and lettuce in Tennessee? In line with the temperate climate standards, the time to grow tomatoes in the Tennessee region is generally between March and April, and the time to plant pumpkins can fall between June 15 and July 10. On the other hand, these dates coincide with mid-April for lettuces that prefer cool climates.

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