Jack Miller

Yes, German cockroaches can live outside, but only under very specific conditions and typically for short periods.   While these pests are primarily indoor invaders, they won’t thrive or establish large populations outdoors the way other cockroach species do.   In this post, we’ll dive into why German cockroaches prefer indoor environments, the challenges they … Read more

Yes, you can get geraniums to survive 40 degrees, but it requires some care and the right conditions.   Geraniums, popular for their vibrant blooms, are not naturally frost-tolerant, and 40 degrees Fahrenheit is on the chilly side of their comfort zone.   However, with proper protection, watering, and a little bit of extra attention, … Read more

Yes, you can feed strawberries to geese safely, and they can enjoy them as a tasty treat.   Strawberries are non-toxic to geese and offer a sweet, juicy snack that many geese seem to appreciate.   However, like all treats, strawberries should be given in moderation and as part of a balanced diet to keep … Read more

Yes, Gazanas can come and go as they please.   If you’ve ever wondered whether gazanas, those vibrant African daisies, can freely pop in and out of your garden or landscape, the answer is yes—but with some caveats linked to their nature and growing preferences.   Gazanas are adaptable and resilient plants, but their appearance … Read more

Yes, Gaultheria procumbens, also known as wintergreen, can be found in Alaska.   This hardy plant is famous for its distinctive aroma and edible berries, and it thrives in cooler climates, including parts of Alaska’s diverse habitats.   In this post, we’ll explore why Gaultheria procumbens grows in Alaska, where you can find it, and … Read more