FIRST TIME EVER - I am selling a bunch of my used camera equipment andsome other goodies

OK - I admit it. I have a bunch of cameras, lenses and other accessories which have been laying around my office and not used in …

Sandalwood seed germination

Red sandalwood is mostly used as medicine. Most of this tree grows as a wild plant. The area is characterized by hot dry climate…

Basil seed germination tips

Holy Basil, the “queen of herbs” is the most sacred of all the herbs found in India. There are three variants of Tulsi; Rama Tuls…

Paulownia Seed Germination Tips

Paulownia is the fastest growing tree in the world. A perfect ornamental plant, with gorgeous flowers. It may cover local or comm…

Tamarind fruit seed germination tips

Tamarind tree is very popular in Indian culture.It has lots of uses in various things.Mostly it is used as delicious pickle in In…

Maple tree seeds germination tips

The maple tree is known for its striking fall colour and distinctive leaves.Maple trees are best suited to cooler climates and so…

Wisteria flower seed germination tips

Wisteria is the climbing tree for the English cottage garden. A good wisteria is an absolute joy in May and June when the beauti…

Begonia flower seed germination

It is difficult to grow Begonias from seed, but the seeds themselves are quite easy to retrieve from plants at the end of the fl…

Datura seed germination tips

Datura is a lovely flower that can be grown in pots for the patio or in the ground. It also known as angel's trumpet, datura …

It's almost Thanksgiving - Here is what I am thankful for!

Here in the U.S. we celebrate Thanksgiving this Thursday, and it gives us a chance to think about the things that we are thankful…

Incarvillea seed germination tips

Hardy gloxinia (Incarvillea delavayi) is also known as Chinese trumpet flower. It is from Southwestern China. SPECIFICATION OF IN…

Tomato seed germination tips

The first thing to know is that tomatoes come in two types - climbing, correctly known as ‘indeterminate’ tomatoes, these keep gr…