Nature has blessed us with many unique things, whether a tree with no leaves or a tree with red leaves. These showstopping trees add lots of warmth and beauty to…
Want to create a serene garden sanctuary as an aromatic retreat? Consider an evergreen tree with sweet smelling wood. These trees add beauty and a calming aura to your landscape…
Landscaping is a skill acquired with practice and dedication, and Land Synergy can help you get the best results from your hard work. Launched by two professional landscapers, the North…
Trees are all around us and integral to our environment, but does anyone know what they are made of? From supporting biodiversity to cleaning up our atmosphere, each part of…
Amidst the cold busy city life, having some flowers around can significantly change the mood and vibe of your living space. Flowers have meaning and can communicate our feelings and…
In our last blogs, we have shown you some amazing examples of plants that look like other plants, such as the bamboo-like horsetail or the cannabis-like Japanese maple. But nature’s…
The Chinese Pistache tree is a remarkable plant that can transform any landscape with its stunning fall colors. It may not look like much when it’s young, but as it…
Redbud trees are famous for their vibrant blossoms and heart-shaped leaves. In this guide, you’ll learn everything you need to know about Redbud trees, from their pros and cons to…
Water is essential for life, but too much of it can harm plants. This is why many trees prefer soil that drains well and does not retain too much moisture.…
Imagine a green plant that can survive in harsh, and dry conditions. You might think of a cactus. But there is another green succulent that is also adapted to dry…
We know that plants use sunlight to create energy through photosynthesis, a process that happens only during the day. But what about when the sun sets? Do plants stop growing…
Light along with water, soil, and nutrients are important aspects to keep a plant growing strong and healthy. Sunlight is usually enough for most plants, but some people think that…