How often have I lain beneath rain on a strange roof, thinking of home.
Musa basjoo, generally called hardy banana, Japanese banana or Japanese fiber banana, is prized because of its tropical-looking, wide foliage as well as a hardiness that enables it to develop as far north as U.S. Department of Agriculture Hardiness Zone 7 or even cooler locations with appropriate winter treatment. If it develops, fruit of the banana is considered inedible. (more…)
When you see tiny deposits of clear liquid, called honeydew, on trees and crops, it is possible to be certain that the plant Flagstaff is infested with scales, mealybugs, aphids or white flies. The only way to to manage honey-dew will be to control the small, sapsucking bugs that exude it. These bugs typically feed on the undersides of leaves close to the purpose where the leaf attaches to the stem, as well as in the crotches of tender development, in groups on buds and shoots while you might occasionally visit a loner. (more…)
Under your mattress is an often-overlooked place for added space for storage. While slipping containers under your Fourposter is enough for many people, a little more space is needed by the others. Building your mattress off the floor is the greatest of both worlds. It raises your storage area without significantly altering construction or the form of your bedframe. (more…)