Gardening experts agree that quarantining your new plants is crucial. Read our expert guide on how to prevent pests and ...

Water deeply, which encourages root growth, making plants more drought tolerant. It is best to water in the morning since it ...

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The summer annuals need to be watered regularly to keep them at their best. Dry compost will lead to drooping foliage and flowers. Ideally, water summer annuals in the evening so the roots have all ...

Deadheading is the process of removing faded and spent flowers and seed heads to promote new growth and reflowering.

Bixley Mill with Cephalaria gigantea and Cotinus (Image: Norfolk School of Gardening) Its informal look makes it perfect for a cottage garden. Grow in rich, moist, well-drained soil, in full sun or ...

There is much that has gone over relatively early or become mildewed in the dry weather, and we have started cutting back ...

This long dry season calls for a portfolio approach, hedging your bets rather than root-and-branch restructuring ...

Rooted in the principles of geometry, the '3x3x3' planting method tells you how to plant your flowers in a way that attracts ...

A bee heads towards a bloom on a hollyhock plant late in the day in western Washington County recently. If you have a recent ...