Facts about Norfolk Island Pine
Q: I have a two-gallon Norfolk Island Pine. Can I put it in the yard or should I leave it in a container? A: The Norfolk Island Pine is a tender [Read More]
Fuller’s FAQs
Tips on orchid care
Q: I have an orchid that has black and white spots on the side. What might this be? A: Orchids that get a foliar disease often have black spots. [Read More]
Keith discusses palm trees
Q: I have burned some palm fronds. Can I use the ashes in the landscape? A: Ashes can be used around some plantings. Simply throw [Read More]
Thoughts on pine cones
Q: Is there a way to make pine cones open up? I have collected some to make a wreath but they do not seem to be fully open. A: Place [Read More]
Candelabra cactus problem
Q: My candelabra cactus has a fine white web at the tips. It is yellowing, too. What should I do to correct this? A: Your cactus has a spider [Read More]
Snakes alive!
Q: Is there a difference between a rat snake and a corn snake? A: The two are the same snake. It just depends on what you learned to call [Read More]
Info on Crown of Thorns
Q: I have a crown of thorns that needs cutting back. Can some of these cuttings be rooted? A: Yes. A rootable cutting should be four [Read More]
About Spanish moss
Q: Can I use water that has been softened on plants? If you cannot use it on plants, what is it used for? A: Softened water is used [Read More]
Cyclamen – one time bloomer
Q: The flowering cyclamen I bought is finishing up its blooming. Can I continue to grow the plant out and get more flowers? A:. It is unlikely [Read More]
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