A Curandera’s Garden of Mexican Folk Herbs
In the 15th century Florentine Codex of Aztec physicians, the healer is “well versed in herbs, who knows, through experience the roots, the trees, the stones. She keeps her secrets … Read more
Maureen Gilmer
Ordinary Plant Becomes A Rare Monster Naturally
It’s unknown why a ordinary agave plant in the California desert grew into the world’s largest monster, naturally! The phenomenon known as “cresting” or monstrose growth is a genetic anomaly of … Read more
In Lieu of Lawns
Just like politics, everybody talks about losing the lawn, but few propose practical and attractive alternatives. The best lawns to replace are at smaller homes, where the alternative must above … Read more
Free Fisherman’s Fertilizer
Another tip from The Summer of Outdoor Living on the Cheap… Ever wonder where to discard the innards, heads, and tails when cleaning fish? Just bury them in the garden at least … Read more
Desert Garden Sculptures are Outsider Art
My mother would take one look at this stuff and snort, “Weird!” And maybe that’s why I dig it so much. The truth is, those weird creative souls who make … Read more
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Why not use our FREE POSTCARDS at MoPlants.com to send your friends a floriferous greeting for New Years, birthday, holiday, anniversary or just to show you care? Click here to … Read more