I think it’s out of nutrients. Did you fertilize it recently? Leaves seem to be getting smaller and smaller, you can see the bottom leaves that are older are larger, normally after a while new leaves should overtake older leaves in size, but on yours the new leaves stay small. I’d go for fertilizer first, that should solve the issue.
A great many intricate shapes, a beautiful palette of colors, summer bulbs are breathtaking additions to the garden all along this wonderful season and deep into fall. A wide array of bulbs are ready to be planted by you for…
Begonia offers magnificent blooming, abundant and spectacular. Key Begonia facts Name – Begonia Family – Begoniaceae Type – annual, tuber or perennial Flowering – May to October Height – 8 to 16 inches (20 to 40 cm) Exposure – full sun, part sun Soil – rather rich, well drained Planting and care are…
Hybrid tea roses are special roses that are larger and form a wide variety of colors and fragrances. Their pruning is always the same, and this instructional but fun video is a great tutorial full of smart tips! Read more…