Some houseplants thrive outdoors in summer, but not all. One expert explains which indoor plants should stay indoors and what can happen if they don’t.

You don’t have to wait for your ugly old stump to rot away, because it’s easy to cover up a tree stump and turn it into a raised garden bed. Here’s how.

Concern about Cyclospora-related illness is leading more people to debate whether produce from a home garden is safer than ...

Don't let your hard work wither while you travel. Here are five expert tips to keep your garden thriving this summer.

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Healthy roots should look firm and white, while rotting roots are usually brown, black, mushy, and may smell bad. This step helps you see how much of the plant can still be saved. Use clean, ...

If you pot your plants in a container that is too small, it will dry out faster and restrict the roots. This can lead to ...

Rotisserie chicken containers in the garden? It could be useful for your plants. Don't toss this piece of trash, and try this ...

Old glass jars can be reused in several practical ways instead of being thrown away. They can help organise pantry staples, ...

Kitchen sponges are usually destined to end up in the trash after they've been used. Instead, make use of them with this ...

Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services will host its surplus plant sale July 23-25, featuring greenhouse-grown plants like purple coneflower, blue flax, blanket flower, wild bergamot ...