Start these seeds indoors in the dead of winter, and you will turn your garden into a hummingbird paradise come spring.

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Since indoor plants are in constant contact with moisture, they remain one of the potential sources of mold in the home.

A. Yes! There is a hellebore that thrives in full sun in Western Washington and it has pale green flowers and holly like ...

Boost your garden's productivity by learning the best times to start seeds indoors – including a month-by-month guide for ...

An orchid houseplant owner has shared their simple care tips on how to make the indoor plant bloom nonstop for over two years ...

Water them about once a week, letting the top inch of soil dry out between waterings. Too much water can cause root rot, so ...

GIVING your home and garden a makeover may be on your list of New Year’s resolutions. And if you are looking to tackle your ...

Plant two seeds in each 3-inch pot or several seeds 2 inches apart in a long rectangular container. Once the seedlings reach ...

Try starting hardy perennials and self-seeding annuals sometime during the winter through early spring. Other flower and ...

MacCubbin gives advice on gardening in Florida including care of camellias, tomatoes, geraniums, bahiagrass, vegetables, ...

Your enjoyment of forced bulbs need not stop at paperwhites and amaryllis. Tulips, Muscari, and scilla are all among the ...