Have you noticed a weed in your garden that’s about 2 or 3 feet tall? It looks somewhat like the cross between bamboo (stem), fir (leaves), and rushes or reeds (buds/spores). If you have, we’re sorry to be the bearer of bad news. You have horsetail in your garden. Seemingly innocuous, standing at just a…
In your beautiful garden, something that is most unwanted is probably a weed. Right? Yes, weeds are the most unwanted and harmful plants that could affect the growth of flowering, fruiting, and vegetation. In such moments, only one thing could reassure you: killing the weeds. What’s on your mind? Do you think of cleaning weeds…
Are you tired of battling the never-ending invasion of common weeds in your garden? Fear not, as we‘re about to dive into the world of common garden weeds. Don’t let their pesky reputation fool you; these weeds have unique qualities and fascinating benefits as well that you might have never heard of. From the tenacious…
Bindweed is a term used to describe a group of fast-growing vines that belongs to the Convolvulaceae family. These plants are also known as morning glory and are characterised by their thin stems, small trumpet-shaped flowers, and heart-shaped leaves. Bindweed can be found in various environments, from gardens to agricultural fields. Bindweed is a problematic…
Japanese Knotweed, originally known as Reynoutria Japonica, is a perennial plant natively belongs to Japan, China and Korea. They are wild species and are mostly known as pests. This weed has a hollow stem and grows easily, even n small holes or cracks. In the UK, these weeds were imported from Japan to be plated…