How To Prep Your Orchids For Winter So They Stay Healthy And Ready To Bloom
Orchids love light and humidity — and winter gives them neither. So, how can you care for these notoriously tricky plants during the colder season?
Read MoreOrchids love light and humidity — and winter gives them neither. So, how can you care for these notoriously tricky plants during the colder season?
Read MoreFall mums demand constant attention and fussy care, but this equally stunning bloomer thrives with minimal effort in almost any garden conditions.
Read MoreHere's why you should act right away if you find a mass of pink eggs on your plants and why leaving them alone could endanger your garden and the ecosystem.
Read MoreTry this expert-approved 3-ingredient weed-killing solution to protect yourself and your garden ecosystem while dealing with pesky weeds.
Read MoreThe Garden Club of America has announced its 2026 plant of the year — a gorgeous perennial that's as beneficial to your yard as it is beautiful.
Read MoreLeaf blowers tend to create more work for you when it comes time to collect the pile of leaves you just gathered. Here's an alternative you might like.
Read MoreTennis balls aren’t just for playing tennis — they’re also a tool for keeping your birdbath functional when temperatures drop. Here’s what you need to know.
Read MoreTraditional raking is exhausting and time-consuming, but these modern alternatives clear leaves faster and may even benefit your lawn's health
Read MoreGive your plants a nutrient boost with something you’d normally pour away after cooking and rinsing rice. This simple trick supports healthy growth naturally.
Read MoreCommon advice may be to prune all of your plants back ahead of winter, but this can actually leave fruit trees vulnerable to damage. Here's what we recommend.
Read MoreWeeds love to sprout along fences, but there’s a straightforward method that keeps them under control without backbreaking effort or using harsh chemicals.
Read MoreMost gardeners think fall means shutting down for the season, but planting now sets up explosive color displays when everything else is just waking up.
Read MoreThis fresh vegetable grows happily on your kitchen counter through the coldest months, producing crisp harvests when outdoor gardens are buried in snow.
Read MoreWeeds don't hibernate for the winter and can wreak havoc on your lawn, but a combination of seasonal prep and targeted action keeps them out permanently.
Read MoreDon't say goodbye to your hardy mums after one season. Here is the surefire method to help them brave the cold and what you need to know come spring.
Read MoreWinter doesn't mean your vegetable garden has to disappear. These surprisingly easy crops thrive indoors when outdoor beds lie frozen and bare.
Read MoreBefore tossing leftover pumpkins, transform them into functional feeders that birds love while getting bonus nutrition from the squash itself.
Read MoreNot every plant is harmless. This pretty and popular shrub could be inviting unwanted guests, like ticks, which carry a number of serious diseases.
Read MoreLeaving fall leaves on flower beds is eco-friendly and saves work, but this laidback approach can have negative consequences if you're not careful.
Read MoreOrchid care is all about precision, and it's crucial to repot them during this window to ensure healthy roots, top soil quality, and abundant future blooms.
Read MoreThe effort you put into your hostas over the next few weeks directly determines whether they'll emerge robust or struggling when spring arrives.
Read MoreAre you struggling to find the right plant stand at a budget price? Martha Stewart has the answer you're looking for and we have the ways to make it you're own.
Read MoreDuring your last pre-winter mowing, you should keep this trick in mind. Here is why it is important and the best way to do it in your climate.
Read MoreSome say putting cotton balls on your window sills will keep pests out but does it work? We've done our research on whether or not this quick fix works.
Read MoreThose persistent weeds that laugh off summer treatments become surprisingly vulnerable in the fall, when their defenses are weakest and removal is easiest.
Read MoreMost gardeners wait until spring to plant fruit trees, but these varieties actually thrive when planted now and reward you with fruit much sooner.
Read MoreIf you're hoping to attract more hummingbirds this spring, here are two flowers you should plant in the fall and how to make sure they will thrive.
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