Begonia grandis is generally considered hardy in USDA hardiness zones 6 to 9. The lowest survivable temperatures for this plant can vary depending on the specific conditions and the duration of cold temperatures. As a general guideline, Begonia grandis can ...Read more
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If your Washingtonia robusta leaves are turning yellow, there could be several reasons behind this issue. Here are some common factors that can contribute to yellowing leaves on Washingtonia robusta: Natural Aging: It is normal for older leaves to turn ...Read more
Hakonechloa likes to be in a shady position or a part shade position. It can be grown in full sun in colder climates in the north of the USA for example but in the Uk it’s best to keep it ...Read more
Trachycarpus seeds can be harvested in December but in order to get them you will need both a male and a female plant. The male and female trachycarpus can be identified as such by their flowers. The male flowers tend ...Read more
Fatsia japonica camouflage is easy to grow providing you get a few things right. First it must be in the right position. They like indirect sunlight but not direct sunlight. So it needs to be in a bright position but ...Read more