Chrysanths have the potential for enduring displays as we enter the quieter months of the year. But how long do mums last?

Mums grow best in moist soil and struggle when their roots dry out, so you need to water as much and as often as necessary ... or bottom-water potted plants. Do not water from above and try ...

Especially during hot weather, it may be tempting to water just enough—and often enough—to keep ... Most garden plants, flowers, and shrubs do best when they receive at least 1 inch of water ...

The ideal time to prune roses depends on the type of rose you have and how often it blooms. For example, some rose species flower only once a season, while others bloom repeatedly throughout the ...

As we edge closer to winter and spend less time outdoors, it’s easy to see why autumn yard care is often overlooked ... This fall yard landscaping to-do list will keep you on track for a ...

In the summer of 1973 sunflowers appeared in my father's vegetable garden. They seemed to sprout overnight in a few rows he had lent that year to new neighbors from California. Only six years old ...

Other plants known for their spines include Serenoa repens (family Arecaceae), a North American plant commonly known as saw palmetto (Figure ... exposed individual. Does not represent an "allergy." ...

These flowers are often confused for the Titan Arum flower, which has also bloomed at the Atlanta Botanical Garden and has a similar look and stench. But the African Corpse Flower is much more rare.

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They provide structure to the space in the same way that furniture does indoors ... other landscape benefits, like flowers, fall color and winter interest. We often think of grass as the place ...

DO infuse color in a space through the use of accessories such as artwork, toss pillows, blooms and books. DON’T overwhelm a space with too much color. Often “less is more”. DON’T forget ...