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The crape myrtle blooms for as long as half a year, which is why it is known as the "hundred-day red."
In the scorching heat of midsummer, you may see the blazing red, graceful crape myrtle flowers in your residential neighborhood, blooming gorgeously and exceptionally profusely. As an important ornamental flowering tree of the hot season, it enjoys the reputation of "midsummer green shading the eyes, crape myrtle red...
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Growing grapes at home myself, I never expected them to be this sweet
Summer is grape season right now. Supermarkets and roadside stalls are full of grapes for sale, and there are so many varieties that they make your eyes spin. So which variety is your favorite? Would you like to just pick them right at home...
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When the crape myrtle blooms, why not make a crape myrtle bonsai yourself
To make a crape myrtle bonsai, you first need to choose a suitable flower variety, then pot and plant it, and mist the branches and trunk to retain moisture. During care, watering should be controlled during the growing season, and from bud formation to before the flowering period it needs plenty of water. In winter it is suitable to apply...
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Grow the king of vitamin C at home; the berries look even better than grapes, pick and eat whenever you want
These days, quite a lot of people enjoy growing flowers at home. In fact, you can grow more than just flowers at home - it is the same process as growing flowers, but the result is a little different. Vitamin C is very good for the body...
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How to Grow Kyoho Grapes: A Detailed Guide to Planting Methods and Key Technical Points
How Kyoho Grapes Should Be Grown
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Grow grapes on the balcony without buying seedlings - a simple trick makes the fruit bear cluster after cluster
Growing a few pots of fruit trees at home is not only attractive as potted ornamentals for viewing, but can also produce abundant fruit - tasty, pretty and fun! Growing a potted grapevine on the balcony can also yield lots of fruit. So what does a potted grapevine need...
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Grapes you don't need to peel or spit out the seeds, pop a whole handful in your mouth at once for pure satisfaction, and you can't even buy them in supermarkets.
There's a saying that goes: in China, the best-tasting grapes are in Xinjiang; in Xinjiang, the best-tasting grapes are in Turpan. These are Turpan Thompson Seedless grapes, a naturally seedless variety, and their most important trait is - sweet! sweet! sweet! With not a trace of...
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Can't finish all the grapes in summer? Turning them into wine is just as delicious
Wine is tasty, but it is not easy to make. Science Xingnong made watermelon wine, apricot wine, apple wine and mango wine this summer, and of course, grape wine was definitely made too. Overall, among the wines above, only the grape wine was tasty, ...
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Pest and Disease Control for Pomegranate Bonsai: Controlling the Crape Myrtle Mealybug
The crape myrtle mealybug, also known as the pomegranate felt scale, is one of the main pests harming pomegranate bonsai and is also a common pest of crape myrtle bonsai. I. Morphological characteristics. Adult: The female adult is flat, oval, 2-3 mm long, dark purplish-red. When fully mature, it is enclosed in a white felted cocoon, appearing like a white grain of rice; the male is about 1 mm long
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