Repotting succulents is essential to keep them healthy and growing. With time, these plants outgrow their pots or deplete the ...

The drought-resistant firestick (“Sticks of Fire”), known for its branching effect and red color, is a popular choice for ...

This low-maintenance succulent does well with very little attention and is sure to survive the winter if you plant it in your backyard garden now.

If you enjoy the savory taste of olives, then you should consider saving the pit so you can grow your very own tree. Native ...

Ideally, the gardener should cut offsets in the spring, when the plant is ready to grow, rather than while it is in bloom.

Gardening can be an expensive hobby, but using discarded tires as plant containers is a cost-effective solution ...

Heavy rains can lead to waterlogged soil, which suffocates plant roots and can cause root rot. Start by loosening compacted soil with a garden fork or tiller to improve aeration. Adding organic matter ...

The dry weather is posing a threat to some plants and lawns. Here's how to tell if you ought to take watering action.

Here in the Pacific Northwest, summers are becoming drier and rain less predictable, prompting many gardeners to yearn for a ...

• Pick your spot. Decide where you want to place your container. Will it be in the sun, shade or a mix? This will determine your plant choices.

Houseplants bring so much life and beauty to our homes, but keeping them healthy can be trickier than many gardeners expect. Even experienced plant lovers sometimes make simple mistakes that lead to ...

If left to do its own thing, rosemary is one of the easiest-going plants that thrives on neglect. Rosemary and succulents, both being so introverted and acquiescent, make for terrific allies and will ...