Seeing a large slug, don’t rush to destroy it: how to distinguish an invasive one from a protected one?
Would you recognize an invasive slug if you saw it in your yard? Or might you destroy a rare native species, thinking it is invasive?
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Wilted petunias can still be saved: what needs to be done before autumn
In summer, petunias often lose their attractive appearance due to heat and lack of rain – they stretch out, fade, and look as if they are withered, writes “Southern Living”. However, the publication…
Vilnius residents chose their favorite flowerbed: an unexpected combination of shapes won their sympathy
With six flower beds in the capital competing for the title of the most beautiful flower bed in the Baltic capitals, Vilnius residents also showed their support and chose St. Peter’s as this year’s audience favorite…
Yellowing tomato leaves? Here’s what to do to save the future harvest
Yellowing leaves are a common problem, but it does not necessarily mean that the plant is dying. As stated on the website of the famous home care expert Martha Stewart, it is important to act as early as possible…
Net 6 invasive slug species: here are the most effective eradication methods
Spanish arion (also known as Lusitanian arion) was first observed in Lithuania in 2008. Although the species originated from the Iberian Peninsula, it reached our country due to human activity –…
This mistake can kill lavender: 5 steps for longer blooming
Levandos – one of the most resilient summer-blooming plants. However, even they can weaken, wilt faster, or start to decline during the July heat. A few simple care ti…
5 reasons why cucumbers do not bear fruit and how to solve each problem
Cucumbers are considered one of the most productive vegetables, but even when growing them, disappointment can sometimes occur. In some cases, the plant grows lush and green but does not produce flowers. In others –…
Cucumbers grow crooked and irregular: what are the care mistakes?
Straight and crunchy cucumbers are every gardener’s dream. However, sometimes instead of perfect vegetables, ugly “twists” and swollen “barrels” start to grow massively on the branches…
Gardener’s Moon Calendar: How to Use It When Planning Work in the Garden?
It is based on the idea that the phases of the Moon and its position in the Zodiac signs can influence plant growth, sap movement, and crop quality. Although this method has been widely used for a long time, it is worth understanding both its logic and limitations. Read more Jonas Mačiulis – about the…
Why echinacea became one of the most fashionable garden plants
When you enter “Echinacea” into the search, its medicinal properties usually appear first – immune-boosting supplements, powders, and various preparations. However, echinacea is much more…