Guzman’s Greenhouse Posts
Gerbera Daisies in Pots
Gerbera Daisies in Pots will do well outdoors or indoors. But first what are Gerbera Daisies? It is a tender perennial in cool climates and an annual in the Southwest hot regions. It is a colorful plant that blooms bright orange, yellow, red, and pink flowers. They love to be planted in pots but will […]
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Anthurium indoor plants
They like moist organic-rich soils. Anthurium plants like lower light settings they won’t do as well in front of a large window with lots of light shining through. Place them further back in the room or where the sun does not reflect off their shiny foliage.
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Best Hydroponic Grow Tent Review
Best Hydroponic Grow Tent Review for indoor gardening. Hydroponic grow tent! Growth test sweat indoors plant is very rich. Whether you want to grow vegetables or flowers, the best tent will come very easily. They are especially great for growing hydroponic plants. Hydroponic Grow Tents The Hydroponic grow tent is intended to provide the best […]
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Best pots for indoor plants
Best pots for indoor plants. Indoor pottery will come in a wide range of colors, materials, and sizes. Choosing the Best Pots for Indoor Plants Terra-Cotta Clay Pots These types of pots are unglazed and are made of clay. They are fired up at temperatures of more than 1500 F. They are porous which means […]
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The Redbud Trees
Redbud Trees are small to medium-sized deciduous (leaves will drop winter) trees that bloom in early spring. The majority of them grow about 15-30 ft. tall which makes them a great candidate for a small backyard or patio. They produce small finger-like deep dark lavender blooms that will eventually turn into a heart-shaped leaf.
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How to Grow Star Jasmine Vine
How to Grow Star Jasmine Vine (Trachelospermum jasminoides). This vine will do well in the southwest providing you follow some of the recommendations outlined in this article. It is an exceptionally fast-growing evergreen vine that will do well in partial shade. It does not mind the hot southwest weather but it will do better in […]
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Poplar trees landscaping
Poplar trees for landscaping. Their botanical name is (Populus) or Cottonwood. They are fast-growing trees and require lots of water. They are in the Salicaceae or willow family and depending on how much water they receive they can grow up to 1-2 ft. per year. The bark on young Poplar trees is smooth, white to greenish […]
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The Japanese Barberry Bush
The Japanese Barberry Bush (Berberis thunbergii) is a great little colorful plant that fits into almost any type of landscape design. Most Barberry plants will thrive in USDA Zones 4-9. Care of Barberry Bush A nice shiny burgundy almost red plant that works well in a rocky Xeriscape area or a more Asian or formal type of […]
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Chilean Mesquite Tree
The Chilean Mesquite tree also called a thornless Mesquite tree (Prosopis chilensis) does very well in the southwestern United States. It will grow to about 40 ft. tall and 40ft wide. It is a thornless mesquite tree and provides lots of good shade during the hot summer months. A very majestic-looking tree for home landscaping. […]
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How to build a small pond in your backyard
How to build a small pond in your backyard. In this article, I will show you how to build a small pond by your self and where to find the right tools and products you need to accomplish your pond building project. A little help from family and friends would be nice but not required. […]
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