• Before the heat and dry air of spring and summer, update your irrigation system to in-line drip, flexible tubing with ...

When using coffee grounds for your plants, it is best to use the ones left over after brewing coffee. Most plants thrive in a ...

Water your spider plant thoroughly, but don't let it sit in a puddle. "The key is to make sure the pot has good drainage so ...

Large-leaved plants are the fashionistas of the indoor plant world. At least, that’s what the garden trendspotters say.

Oh! February is here! Everywhere you look — road dividers, parks, and gardens — bougainvillea is bursting into vibrant blooms, putting on its most stunning disp ...

House plants have a difficult time adapting to a different environment when moved indoors for the winter. Most house plants ...

Dry spots are often the most challenging to ... Mulching is another crucial practice for these areas. By covering the soil around plants with organic materials like dried grass or straw, you ...

The unseasonal weather of the last year could bring both positive and negative impacts onto farmers this upcoming growing season. In a typical year, Minnesota sees lighter, fluffier snow from December ...

If you’re considering adding trees or shrubs to your landscape in the coming growing season, winter is the perfect time to do the research you’ll need to find the right kind. “Choosing the right ...

A few hours each week spent outdoors nurturing fruits, flowers and vegetables can provide exercise, stress reduction, vitamin D and a better diet.

We've all been there: your beloved plant is droopy despite all the care you give it. But there is no need for a wilted, sad plant since the causes are so easy to identify. We spoke to master gardeners ...

As we enter a new month and finally bid farewell to January, keen gardeners must cut down on doing one key thing.