IMPROVE HUMIDITY AROUND PLANTS Indoor plants can lose water more quickly than those grown outdoors. Consider placing plants in kitchens or bathrooms where the hot water mist from the tap or shower can supplement the humidity. An alternative solution could be to keep all your plants grouped in a...
These versatile evergreen plants can boost curb appeal all on their own or with other plants to accent their beauty. Stay tuned to learn how to care for boxwood shrubs. This is what you’ll discover about these celebrities: Why Choose Boxwood Shrubs? How to Landscape with Boxwood Shrubs How...
When planted outdoors, aim forareas with partial or dappled shade. These plants look great hung from balconies that get a flush of morning sun or tied to trees without dense leaf growth to create a real jungle look. Water These indoor plants need slightly moist soil. ...
Another technique you can try is air layering, which involves rooting a plant stem while it’s still attached to the parent plant. (*See note below on propagating patented plants (check your plant tags for ® or ™ symbols next to the plant name)....
does not let air through and the roots do not breathe. The best option is terracotta pots as they retain moisture, but allow the soil to breathe. Make sure they have a hole in the base so that the plant can release excess water, one of the main reasons why many plants die in ...
Learn how to care for a peace lily, one of the most popular indoor plants. These beautiful houseplants are fairly easy to grow, but knowing how often to water peace lilies and what to do if their leaves droop or turn yellow is essential. Plus, find tips on how to repot your peace lil...
For the first week or so, bring plants inside at night to keep them safe from cool or freezing temperatures. As spring continues to warm the air, allow transplants more and more time outdoors. In fact, as long as night time temperatures are going to stay above 45 degrees, you can begin...
Propagate in the spring, before plants begin to bloom. Rosemary is an easygoing plant to grow and replicate. If you have propagated lavender, sage, or another herbaceous perennial, then this process will be familiar. The best time to take cuttings is in the spring before the plant starts flo...
Air temperature should be 65 to 85 degrees F for seeds to germinate. Keep seedlings in a bright window or under grow lights. After all danger of frost is past, slowly acclimate plants to outdoor conditions before transplanting into the garden. Space 6 to 12 inches apart. Seeds can be ...
Bamboo are attractive and desirable garden plants and will serve you well, as long as you take care of them. Keep in mind that there are hundreds of types of bamboo with different genera. If you take the time to investigate, you can find one for almostevery growing situation. If you nee...