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How to Revive a Christmas Cactus – Even if It Looks Dead – and Bring It Back to Blooming Glory
Think your Christmas cactus is a lost cause? With a few simple fixes, you can revive a wilted or dried-out plant and encourage beautiful blooms again.
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Don't Want to Dig Up Your Dahlias? Martha Stewart's Overwintering Method Lets You Leave Them Right Where They Are
Put away that shovel! Protect your dahlia tubers with Martha Stewart's hands-off winter approach.
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Want to Grow Your Own Christmas Tree? These 6 Fast-Growing Varieties Could Be Ready to Decorate Sooner than You Think
It is possible to cultivate your own festive tree if you choose a suitable variety! With a little patience, you can try one of these fast growing Christmas trees for delightful homegrown specimens
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How To Grow Forget-Me-Nots For Unforgettable Blooms In Your Spring Garden
Forget-me-nots can truly light up the spring garden! Though they've been popular for centuries, they can get out of control. Learn how to grow them with care.
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De-Icing Salt is Killing Your Plants! Here’s How to Protect Them Like a Pro
Not sure how to keep Jack Frost off your paths, but away from your flowerbeds? Look this way...
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Turn Your Grocery Store Poinsettia Into a Stunning Holiday Centerpiece With These 5 Easy Ideas – They Take Just Minutes to Arrange
Looking for poinsettia centerpiece ideas you can make fast? These five simple arrangements transform a basic plant into a beautiful holiday focal point.
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Pantone’s 2026 Color of the Year May Be Divisive – But Gardeners Are Already Obsessed
Pantone’s Cloud Dancer is the perfect way to inject some quiet luxury into your garden.
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Get Rid of Christmas Tree Bugs So Your Holidays Stay Jolly and Bright
Christmas tree bugs can dampen the holiday spirit. Learn how to identify and remove bugs so creepy crawlies won't bring you down.
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I've Been Writing About Trees for 20 Years, These Are the 5 Native Species I Recommend Everyone Plant in Their Own Yard
After decades of reading, writing about, and planting hundreds of trees, these are the species I absolutely adore. Here's why they deserve a spot in your yard.
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Proper Bougainvillea Care in Winter Is the Key to Stunning Blooms Next Summer – Here's How to Do It Right
Keep these stunning tropical vines blooming year after year, no matter where you live! Just follow this simple guide to bougainvillea care in winter.
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Feeding Tulips The Right Way: How And When To Fertilize Tulips For More Brilliant Blooms
It is important to feed tulips properly so they have the best chance of beautiful blooms. Learn how and when to fertilize tulips for the best result.
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Does Sugar Water Really Keep Your Christmas Tree Fresh? Plus, the Simple Trick that Works Wonders and is Absolutely Free
Branches droop, needles shed, and if you aren’t careful, your tree can quickly lose its seasonal freshness. Folks swear by sugar water in the stand, but does it help or hurt? We reveal the truth
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These 9 Plants Actually Look Better Covered in Snow & Ice – Add Them to Your Garden for Some Winter Shimmer
No Christmas lights necessary here! These 9 plants shimmer and sparkle when they're covered in snow and ice. Plant them in your garden for a touch of magic.
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How Long Do Christmas Trees Last? Tips to Keep Yours Fresh Through the New Year
Pick a fresh tree, cut the base, and keep the stand full. These tips will help you dodge that dry, brittle mess before New Year's.
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Stop Guessing When to Cut Back Dahlias in Winter – My One Simple Rule Makes It Easy
If you’re unsure when to cut back dahlias, you’re not alone. Follow this easy frost rule to ensure strong tubers, healthier plants, and more blooms next summer.
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Find Out Why Growing Grape Hyacinths is Your Ticket to Simple Yet Spectacular Spring Color
Cute, compact, and wonderfully reliable, grape hyacinths brighten any garden with fragrant spikes of color. Find out how to grow these tiny, hardy, endlessly charming bulbs for brilliant spring impact
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The 3 Stunning Flowers You Can (and Should) Still Plant in December, Plus 1 to Save Until Spring
If you want a beautiful garden full of blooms next year, there’s still time to make it happen…
