🌿 Discover the Tecoma Tree 🌿 The Tecoma tree (Tecoma stans), also known as Yellow Bells or Yellow Elder, is one of the most beautiful plants to add to gardens and outdoor spaces. It stands out with its bright yellow flowers that bring a touch of vibrancy and charm. Why We Love Tecoma? • Drought and Heat Tolerance: It thrives in hot climates, making it an ideal choice for desert and semi-desert environments. • Fast Growth: This tree quickly provides dense green cover, enhancing the landscape. • Attractive Flowers: Tecoma blooms with vibrant yellow flowers that attract bees and butterflies, adding an ecological touch to any garden. Tips for Caring for Tecoma: • Watering: While it tolerates drought, regular watering promotes growth and increases flower density. • Pruning: Pruning helps maintain its shape and encourages new growth. • Sun Exposure: Tecoma requires full sunlight to flourish. 🌳 If you’re looking for a tree that adds a unique color and withstands harsh conditions, Tecoma is the perfect choice! #Landscaping #Plants #Gardening #Tecoma #Environment #Gardens #DroughtResistant #NaturalBeauty #LandscapingIdeas
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Why settle for mere aesthetics when you can create a vibrant haven buzzing with life? 🐝 By planting pollinator-friendly flowers, you enhance the beauty of your surroundings and play a vital role in supporting our precious ecosystem. Ready to make a positive impact while enjoying a breathtaking garden? Request an estimate today, and let's bring your landscape to life! https://lnkd.in/gUDYs8H #PollinatorGarden #GardenTips #GardeningTips
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GAZANIA FLOWER CHARACTERISTICS: Family: Asteraceae, Also known as " Treasure Flower " COLORFUL PETALS: Gazania flowers come in vibrant shades of yellow, orange, red, or pink. DAISY-LIKE APPEARANCE: They have a daisy-like appearance with distinct ray-like petals surrounding a central disc. CONTRASTING MARKINGS: Often, the petals feature contrasting markings or patterns, adding to their visual appeal. DROUGHT-TOLERANT: Gazanias are known for their ability to thrive in dry conditions, making them suitable for arid climates FULL SUN: They prefer full sun exposure for optimal growth and flowering. WELL-DRAINED SOIL: Gazanias require well-drained soil to prevent root rot and other moisture-related issues. POPULAR FOR LANDSCAPING: Due to their hardiness and colorful blooms, Gazanias are commonly used in gardens, landscapes, and xeriscaping projects. #flower #ornamental #horticulture #nursery #learning #agri
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12 Low-Maintenance Landscape Tips & Tricks by Ken Lain, the mountain gardener Rock Gardens use drought-resistant plants that need little care. The rocks themselves are decor that never needs water or tending. Stones help keep weeds down while having a natural visual appeal. Ensure your plants are companions and like the same water and sun needs. That way, you won't have to worry about providing individualized plant care. Trees significantly impact landscapes, providing essential focal points and shade. Some trees are better than others when minimizing maintenance. Look for trees that don't drop messy seeds or fruit. Reducing time cleaning up and preventing seedlings from growing in unwanted places. Consider dwarf trees like Purple Leaf Plum or Redbud, especially if the yard is small. These trees mature around 15' feet tall, making pruning a cinch. They are deciduous varieties that need minor leaf cleanup in Autumn, as you would with large trees. To Read the Entire Blog Post Tap or Click on the Link Below https://lnkd.in/gJeVwSmH #WattersGardenCenter, #WattersGardenCenterAZ, #Top10Gardener, #GardeningTips, #MountainGardenerPodcast, #kedj, #landscaping
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There it is! Nature. What a beautiful scenery to withhold. Yellow marigold🌼 is a beautiful and versatile flower that can brighten up any garden or container. It is also known as Tagetes, a genus of 50 species of annual or perennial plants native to Central and South America. Benefits: 📌It attracts beneficial insects like bees and butterflies, and repels pests like aphids and nematodes. 📌It has medicinal properties that can help with skin problems, digestive issues, and inflammation. Yellow marigold🌼 is easy to grow. It prefers full sun and well-drained soil, and can tolerate drought and heat. It blooms from summer to mid-fall, producing vibrant yellow flowers that can range from small and simple to large and double. looking for a cheerful and charming flower to add to your garden or home, yellow marigold🌼 is a great choice. It will not only brighten your day, but also benefit your environment and health. #marigold #nature #flower #flowers #gardening #florist #pakistan
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If we are to be trusted to restore nature across some of the largest estates and landscapes in the country, it seems sensible to practice at a much smaller scale. For the past four years, CEO Benedict Macdonald has been transforming a bland lawn at his home into a complex food web of anthills, wildflowers, nesting scrub and wetland. By restoring inch by inch, you develop a real understanding of how to transform land from the bottom up. Benedict’s top tips include: 1) Use rocks to soak up the sun and create the perfect conditions for yellow meadow anthills to form underneath. The meadow ants will then harvest your lawn, creating more spaces for wildflowers. 2) Sow once and well with wildflower seed mix. Before you do, “rootle” your lawn with a trowel to create uneven areas and patches of bare earth. Scarify your lawn to put dominant grasses on the back foot. Sow both wildflowers and wild grasses, which create structural complexity. 3) Establish the widest array of vegetation heights possible, from bare earth to tall flowers such as foxglove to hawthorn, bramble, wild apple and dog rose. This creates the most complexity possible in a small space. 4) Sit back and let the food chain build. Ragwort may often be found by cinnabar moths; lady’s bedstraw by lesser elephant hawk moths. And it’s amazing what can find your garden. Benedict’s garden has since been colonised by glow worms, burnet moths, rose chafer beetles and hawthorn bee-flies - right on the edge of Bristol! #restorenature #naturerestoration #nature #environment #wildlifegardening #gardening #naturefriendly
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