No matter how much time you spend on your lawn, it just takes a few weeds to turn it into a disaster zone. Weeds spread incredibly quickly, so having a comprehensive plan to stop them before they start—and a plan for acting fast when they do appear—is an essential part
Dermatophyllum secundiflora, Texas mountain laurel, large-sized shrub The upright, evergreen grows to heights of eight to fifteen feet and six to ten feet wide with a grayish-black trunk that darkens at the plant matures. It is recognized by its beautiful, fragrant flowers that are dark lavender to purple. The plant produces
Tree trimming is about much more than simply cutting away a few branches. Every cut should be well thought out and made carefully. Although it may be tempting to think that you can manage tree trimming on your own, it is always a job that is best left to professionals.
The fairy duster is a low-growing, densely branching, semi-evergreen shrub with fernlike leaflets that drop during periods of drought or in cold temperatures. It gets one to three feet tall and will spread three to four feet wide. The plant produces dense clusters of pinkish white, puff-shaped blossoms in early
Acacia pendula, Weeping myall, medium- to large-sized tree The graceful medium-sized evergreen grows twenty feet tall and fifteen feet wide with pendulous, weeping branches and multiple trunks. It has striking shiny, silvery, grayish-blue foliage that is long and thin, along with inconspicuous, pale yellow, ball-like flowers that appear in spring
*Euphorbia resinifera, Resin spurge, Moroccan mound, succulent This low-growing succulent has erect, thick, bluish-green to lime green, four-sided stems with small brown thorns, reaching one to two feet with a three- to four-foot spread. Historically, it is one of the oldest documented medicinal euphorbias. The resin spurge forms mounding clumps
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