Cyn Reed

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Stories By Cyn Reed

  • How To Bonsai A Jade Plant

    The jade plants (Crassula spp.), native to South Africa and hardy in USDA zones 9-12, are easily trimmed into bonsai. These woody stemmed succulents lend themselves to classic bonsai forms. Plant in a shallow pot and trim to form a bonsai.

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  • Clicking Sound In Walls

    Clicking sounds within the walls can be annoying, particularly if they occur during the night when you are trying to sleep. Beyond being bothersome, they can also indicate trouble inside of the walls that requires immediate attention.

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  • How To Grow Reindeer Lichen Indoors

    Reindeer lichen (Cladonia rangiferina), sometimes referred to as deer moss, is actually a combination of a fungus and an alga that share a symbiotic relationship. It has no roots and receives moisture from rain, morning dew and humid air. Reindeer lichen grows to a height of 1 to 4 inches.

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  • Why Do I Have So Many Dragonflies In My Yard?

    Dragonflies are not a bad species of insect to have in a yard -- they do no harm to humans, and their presence is a sign of a healthy ecosystem. They are beneficial in many ways, and some gardeners strive to attract the insects into their yard.

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  • The Danger Of Bougainvillea Thorns

    Bougainvillea is a widely grown landscaping plant in warmer regions, due to its showy, cascading blooms. Its long arching branches are thorny, however, and care should be taken to not come in contact with them, as they are toxic.

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  • How To Determine Age Of Stained Glass Windows

    You may have bought a house that has stained glass windows, and you are trying to find out if they are original to the house. Or, you may be seeking to find out the age of the windows in your local church or library.

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