If, like me, you live in a cooler region, you might think that growing mandevilla is out of the realm of the possible. After ...

Growing fruit plants in pots is ... such as 'Top Hat' or 'Blueberry Burst'. Citrus trees, such as lemons, limes, and oranges, ...

Remove from old pot, teasing out the roots gently if they're congested. If your plant doesn't need repotting, perk it up annually by removing the top 5-10cm (2in-4in) of compost in the spring ...

Ghafari recommends a 10-gallon pot at a minimum ... removing them can boost growth at the top of the plant, leading to higher yields. Bottom pruning also improves airflow near the base of the ...

And luckily, Costco has exactly the pot for your indoor fruit or foliage trees. The warehouse store has gigantic ceramic pots over 20 inches wide — they’re ideal for trees, but you can also use them ...

Planting out seedlings or shop-bought plants can sometimes feel like gambling as you wait for them to establish in the new ...

Choose pots that are large enough for your plant ... a build up of moisture at root level. Replace the top soil of your potted plants with a fresh layer of compost in early spring.

Many of the plants purchased over the winter, as well as the ones sitting around for years should be repotted. This does not imply that the pot size needs to be increased. Many times, the plant ...

Dunelm's Ivyline Galvanised Milk Churn Plant Pot has lots of character and can be paired with larger folliage or a mix of whimsical wildflowers poking out the top, depending on your taste.