What can you plant on your trellis that likes wet soil?

Looking for something unique? Albuca spiralis, “frizzle sizzle” as it’s sometimes called, is a great choice. This bulbing succulent plant produces spiral leaves which can look like corkscrews, making it a whimsical and fun addition to any collection of houseplants! Whether grown in containers or in garden beds, frizzle sizzle plant is well worth your time… and it won’t take up much of it. Easy to care for, you’ll find this South African plant will keep you smiling. And did I mention that its f

Papaya Farming Guide: Introduction of Papaya Farming:- Papaya, papaw or papita is a popular tropical fruit  which is native to Mexico. This fruit plant belongs to the family of “Caricaceae” and genus of “Carica”. Papaya became popular due its fast growth, high yield, long fruiting period, high nutritive and medicinal values as well. Papaya has become popular all over Asia. Commercial cultivation of Papaya is very successful and highly profitable. The papaya plant has male, female, hermaphrod

Anise is a tall, bushy annual with dense, feathery leaves and clusters of small, whitish flowers that eventually produce aniseeds. The seeds and leaves have a warm, distinctive, somewhat licorice-like flavor. This popular culinary herb is easy to grow by seed, but the question is, what to do with aniseed once it’s harvested? How do you use aniseed as a spice, and how about cooking with anise? Read on and learn a few of the many ways of using anise plants. Using Anise Pla

As summer draws to a close and the days become shorter, I always feel a little bit wistful as I put my hot peppers to bed for the winter. Armed with a freezer full of more peppers than anyone can possibly eat, I’ll still miss the fresh taste of my homegrown crop. Many gardeners treat hot peppers as annuals, and simply start new ones from seed in the winter months, ready to set out when the weather warms up in spring. I used to do this, but over the years as my “pepper obses