Tasks for Gardeners with Cabin Fever, Part 2
Did you finish all 10 tasks in Part 1? Here’s more! 11. Dump old soil from containers If you haven’t already, and if ...
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Did you finish all 10 tasks in Part 1? Here’s more! 11. Dump old soil from containers If you haven’t already, and if ...
The holidays are long over and we’ve settled into the coldest part of the year. January and February can feel endless...
I took a stroll through Dublin’s oldest public park and the surrounding residential area on the last day of 2025. We...
The holidays are over, and while I’m looking forward to hibernating just a bit, my gardener’s mind never truly shuts ...
We asked Lorin Nielsen, Head Horticulturist at Epic Gardening and Botanical Interests, to shed some light on some of ...
We're all houseplant gardeners at this time of year. Some of our houseplants are outdoor plants during the warmer mon...
I got the idea for my living ornaments from a magazine called "State-By-State Gardening," whose author, Lisa Eldred...
We first published this article in 2013, and we have been republishing it every year since! A problem with paperwhit...
Amaryllis bulbs that are bought from bulb growers come with instructions, but here are a few tips and 'reasons why' t...
I love making paper ornaments for decorating gifts or hanging on the tree, so I often check Pinterest for new ideas. ...
Every fall at about this time I put my Zone 6 garden to bed for the winter. Here are the 8 most important things I do...
Every year the first full week in May is designated International Compost Awareness Week (ICAW). It was started by th...