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Spruce tree needles contain tiny gold particles — and they could indicate large gold deposits beneath the surface. Source: Scientists discover gold nanoparticles hidden in spruce tree needles | Live Science

Are you up in the air over what to do about your dry air? Learn how to increase humidity for plants and improve indoor air quality for yourself, too. Source: How to Increase Humidity for Plants Indoors

Discover the best gifts for the green thumbs in your life, from potting benches to smart sprinklers and self-watering planters. Source: The Best Gifts for Gardeners and Plant Lovers of 2025 | Bob Vila

Overwintering canna lilies involves simple steps, but if they aren’t followed, disaster can result. I found that out the hard way. Source: The Critical Error I Made Overwintering My Canna Lilies | Bob Vila

Winter’s dry and cold air can be hard on houseplants. We’ve compiled the best products to keep your plants thriving through winter. Source: The Best Products to Help You Prep Your Houseplants for Winter

WIRED brought 10 of the most popular artificial Christmas trees into a studio, had volunteers assemble them, then got three interior designers to pick the best through blind judging. Source: The Great Tree Test: Best Artificial Christmas Trees 2025 | WIRED

Autumn’s cooler temps make it ideal for tree planting. These essential tools will help you plant correctly so your tree thrives come spring. Source: 10 Tools for Planting Trees Before Winter – Bob Vila

Is there frost in the forecast tonight? These are the best things you can use use to protect tender trees, shrubs, flowers, and edibles from damage. Source: 7 Types of Plant Covers That’ll Protect Trees and Shrubs From the Cold

Preserving the Amazonian rainforest keeps communities safe from the health risks of wildfires and deforestation, research has found Source: ‘When the forests burn, the sickness comes’: how protecting trees shields millions from disease | Amazon rainforest | The Guardian

Leave the Leaves, a campaign by The National Wildlife Federation and the Xerces Society, asserts that leaves are not trash, debris, or yard waste. Source: Should you ‘leave the leaves’ in your yard this fall? | Boston Globe