Experts encourage simple changes such as planting native pollinator gardens and mowing less frequently to help fragile bee and insect populations bounce back this summer.

Discover an innovative gardening hack in our latest video, "Zip tie a plant dolly to a basket!" Learn how to effortlessly move heavy planters by securely attaching a plant dolly to a basket using zip ...

W ith their leafless stems and ability to emerge and flower from seemingly bare ground, the amaryllis belladonna has rightly ...

There are plenty of ways to go wrong when it comes to your containers, but, lucky for you, there’s an easy fix for every ...

Vining cucumber varieties ( Cucumis sativus) can take over the garden. According to Singh, trellising keeps the fruit clean, ...

Lift and divide clumps of lily of the valley every few years in autumn when plants are dormant. Lift clumps with a fork and gently split the clump into individual rhizomes with roots attached, ...

Allan Frank, who gardens in Valley Village, sent me photos of what is probably the most brilliant of all yellows you will find in the plant kingdom ... great yellow pond lily (Nuphar lutea ...

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Sometimes, the most unassuming plants can be the most dangerous. Lily of the valley is a plant that grows small, demure white bell flowers often used in gardens and bouquets. Beneath the sweet ...