Most of us are familiar with the taste of cinnamon, whether from eating a spiced apple pie or drinking a festive latte. It's often sold ground up into a powder, but you can buy cinnamon sticks, too.

Again, moderation is key; a teaspoon or two mixed into a gallon of soil should suffice. 4. Companion Planting: Cinnamon can be beneficial when used in combination with other plants. For instance, ...

While the kitchen spice cinnamon is familiar to many homeowners, an increasing number of plant lovers have discovered its ...

The LSU AgCenter's 2023 fall Louisiana Super Plant selection is Cinnamon Girl distylium (Distylium 'PIIDIST-V'). Distylium hybrids are relatively new to the plant nursery trade, making their debut in ...