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Diseases in houseplants and garden plants. Bacterial infections, pests and malnutrition as well as diseases caused by over- or under-watering in houseplants and outdoor plants. Furthermore, problems caused by too much or too little light.

In this article, I will discuss the reasons for Anthurium root rot. Root rot in Anthurium plants is quite common and is caused by improper care. By identifying the signs of root rot correctly, you may be able to save your houseplant and achieve a healthy root system. Indoor plants signal through their leaves whether …

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Why are Anthurium leaves curling? This happens when something in its care is not on point. The anthurium plant is part of the Araceae family and shows when it is unhappy through its leaves. I realized early on that the foliage is perfect for spotting houseplant care problems. Your plants will tell you if you …

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Yellow leaves on sunflower plants are a common sight. I am always amazed at how tough sunflowers are. However, sighting yellow or brown leaves is common. Sunflowers or Helianthus annuus are easy to grow and provide bright, bold flowers. They are mostly grown for their tough flowers and sunflower seeds. Sunflowers are part of the …

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Dogwood rank among the most popular trees in America, as they offer aesthetics to a landscape regardless of the season. Their beauty is especially enhanced in the springtime when flowers of fantastic pink or white arrive on the scene. Dogwoods grow rather quickly and thrive without a lot of care, but these showy trees can …

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Crepe Myrtles are beautiful trees that adorn any neighborhood with dazzling splashes of summery color from June through August, offering blooms in pink, purple, red, and white according to the University of Georgia. As trouble-free as they are to grow and maintain, though, crepe myrtles can still run into problems. In this article, I will …

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When the average person in America thinks of the crepe myrtle, their mind automatically goes to the South, and that’s because crepe myrtles thrive in the warmer climates of the Southern United States. But what if you’re nurturing your crepe myrtle and its leaves suddenly turn pale? Then this guide I wrote here is for …

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There are more than 50 different species of dogwood trees according to Plantura Magazine, including the Flowering Dogwood and the Blackfruit Cornel. Regardless of the type of dogwood, red leaves are a cause for concern. The issues that cause red leaves can be dangerous and even deadly based on my experience. Thankfully, if you can …

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Dahlias are plants that grow easily – until they don’t. Fortunately, when dahlias are unhealthy, such as when dahlia leaves droop, the trouble is probably one of a particular set of issues, making diagnosing and fixing the problem much simpler. In this article, I will show you how to identify the problem and describe effective …

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Lilacs are beautiful plants that bring a wonderful smell to the garden and give it an enchanting and almost fairy-like appearance. But like any other plant, lilacs can cause worry when they don’t grow as they should. One of the most common problems gardeners face when growing lilacs is that their leaves turn brown.   …

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