The Only Time It's Ok To Cut Panicle Hydrangeas In The Fall
Hydrangea bushes can be gorgeous additions to any landscape, but some varieties require extra care. Learn about when you can prune your panicle hydrangeas.
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Can You Mix Bulbs When Planting?
Alliums, daffodils, tulips – are they compatible? If you ever had such a question, or wondered if you can mix bulbs when planting, we have an answer for you.
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Use Joanna Gaines' Simple Plant Trick To Freshen Up Your Home As Seasons Change
Changing your decor as the seasons change is common, but what about your plants? Joanna Gaines explains how to freshen up your home with new plants.
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What Is A Pistachio Hydrangea (And Why It Is Illegal To Propagate Them)
Pistachio hydrangeas can be a really beautiful addition to your garden. However, you cannot propagate them for legal reasons. Learn why not here.
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How To Treat Unwanted Black Mold On Your Orchid
Black mold is a sooty substance that can sometimes be found on orchid leaves thanks to prolonged exposure to moisture. Thankfully, it's simple to remove.
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Should I Mulch Over The Dahlia Tubers In My Garden? Advice From House Digest's Professional Gardener
You may be wondering if dahlia tubers need mulch to keep them healthy during the growing and dormant seasons. House Digest's professional gardener chimes in.
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When To Cut Back Catmint For The Healthiest Plant Possible
Cutting back catmint can not only maintain a neat and tidy appearance, but it can also help promote healthy growth and a potential second flowering flush.
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November May Mean Dropping Temps But These Plants Are Just Getting Started
With fall in full swing, it's time we start considering how we'll spice up our garden. Check out these plants that need cool temperatures to do their thing.
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Help Your Dahlia Blooms Thrive With This Important Task
While dahlias are as low-maintenance as they are beautiful, there's an incredibly quick and easy task you can complete to ensure they continue to thrive.
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Easily Dry Your Flowers With TikTok's Brilliant Paperclip Hack
Drying our blooms is a great way to make your own home decor. Here is how to easily dry your flowers with TikTok's brilliant paperclip hack.
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The Truth About Big Box Stores And Milkweed Is Really Upsetting
From your bedroom to your backyard, big box stores sell almost everything you need. When perusing the plant aisle, remember this upsetting fact about milkweed.
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How To Remove Stubborn Water Hyacinth From Your Yard
While deceptively beautiful, water hyacinth is capable of conquering a pond to the detriment of all else within. Here's how to remove this tenacious plant.
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Don't Plant These Popular Flowers If You're Trying To Attract Hummingbirds To Your Yard
If you haven't seen any hummingbirds feed from your flowers, it may be because you've chosen the wrong types. Discover which blooms these birds do not like.
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Why Your Quick Fire Hydrangea Is Not Turning Pink
Quick fire hydrangeas have a long blooming season, turning from white to pink-red over time. There are several reasons the change in color might not happen.
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Why You Should Start Composting Your Tulip Bulbs
Instead of trying to grow new blooms from tulip bulbs year after year, you could add this organic material to your compost pile and reap some amazing benefits.
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Why Your Mums Look Like They're Dying After It Rains
Mums can brighten up any dreary fall day. However, rain can quickly dampen your enjoyment and cause these vibrant blooms to lose their luster or even die early.
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Add Attractive Color To Your Landscaping With This Low Maintenance Stunner
If you love pink, don't limit your aesthetic to the inside of your home or bedroom. Use this low-maintenance plant in your landscape and enjoy its bright color.
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These DIY Seed Bombs Make Starting A Flourishing Garden Easier Than Ever
DIY seed bombs are a fun and easy way to incorporate flowers into your garden, particularly in hard to reach places and areas with lots of weeds.
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One Of The Most Versatile Garden Flower Colors And Where To Best Use It
This versatile flower color goes with almost anything and makes coordinating your garden simple. Here's how to use it to achieve the look you want.
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Give Your Flower Vase A Much Needed Clean With This Simple Hack
If you're reusing your flower vases without cleaning them, it's time to wash them. Keep it simple and use one product that will do all the work for you.
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The Best Way To Save A Begonia With Yellowing Leaves
Yellowing leaves can be a tell-tale sign your begonias are in trouble, but there are some easy fixes to nurse your plant back to health and ensure it thrives.
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The Easiest Way To Prevent Hungry Roaches From Eating Your Orchids
If you've noticed tiny bite marks on your orchids, these could be from cockroaches. Learn how to prevent these pests from eating your flowering plants.
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Avoid This Mulch If You Want Perfectly Blue Hydrangea Blooms
Because the colors of your hydrangea plant depend on the type of soil it's planted in, there's a type of mulch you should avoid if you want blue blooms.
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The Gorgeous Flowering Plant That'll Keep Ants Away From Your Home And Garden
As a general rule, if there's a pest that's bothering you, there is a plant out there that can repel it. If ants are in your home, try planting this flower.
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The Correct Way To Prune Your Camellias
Although you don't have to prune your camellia plant as regularly as other shrubs, doing so every few years allows it to thrive. Here's how to do it.
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Think Twice Before Using Coffee Grounds To Fertilize Your Orchids
Some believe that coffee grounds can be used to fertilize orchids. Discover some of the reasons why this might actually harm your flowering plant.
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What Is Leaf Spot, And Is It Wreaking Havoc On Your Plants?
If you're noticing unsightly marks on your plants, it could be leaf spot. Here's how to diagnose and treat the disease so it doesn't continue to wreak havoc.
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