Laura Wallace Henderson

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Stories By Laura Wallace Henderson

  • Tips On Dying Oak Tree Branches

    Dying oak tree branches can be a sign that one of a number of diseases has struck your oak, but they aren't necessarily an indication that an oak is doomed. Some of the ailments that affect oaks can be reversed with some care.

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  • Can You Add Too Much Floc To Pool Water?

    Although the sight of a swimming pool may make you think of rest and relaxation, these aquatic recreation areas take plenty of maintenance and upkeep. Without proper care, swimming pool water can turn cloudy and change color. Flocculation refers to suspended particles in the water that give it a murky appearance.

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  • How To Care For An Ivy Plant That Is Dying

    Ivy is a member of the Hedera genus of plants. These climbing vines are commonly grown as potted houseplants. Most varieties of ivy are hardy plants that seldom require special care although poor growing conditions and certain illnesses may affect the health and appearance of these plants.

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  • How To Bonsai A Cedar Tree

    In their natural habitat, cedar trees (Cedrus) can grow over 50 feet tall. Although they are often large specimens in nature, cedars make suitable varieties for growing and training as bonsai trees.

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