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With your summer container gardens no doubt long past their prime and the winter holidays fast approaching, it’s the perfect time to spruce up your containers with some holiday cheer. From simple to ornate, here are 8 dazzling ways to add a touch of color and sparkle to your home’s exterior this winter. Source: 8 […]

Like most homeowners, you undoubtedly want your trees to be healthy, but unless you are a landscape professional, it can likely feel like you are just guessing about how to care for your trees and how to fix them when there is a problem. So let’s learn a bit of what the pros know, starting […]

You don’t have to have an entire garden room to make a statement with your indoor plants. Decorating with houseplants is somewhat straightforward, as long as you give each plant a place with appropriate conditions, it’s almost hard to go wrong. That’s the beauty of plants, they just look great. Source: 10 houseplant decor ideas […]

Unlike a bouquet of flowers, these adorable indoor plants will keep on growing, just like your affection. Plus you can have them delivered in less than a week. Source: 5 Romantic Houseplants With Heart-Shape Leaves | Better Homes & Gardens

Vintage ceramic Christmas trees have experienced a resurgence in the last few years, but the delicate ceramic figures aren’t exclusive to yuletide decor. Pink ceramic trees can be repurposed for Valentine’s Day decorations, and we are fully embracing it. Source: Pink Ceramic Trees Are the Newest Valentine’s Day Decor Trend | Better Homes & Gardens

Now you have an excuse to leave your Christmas tree up! Source: Valentine’s Day Trees Are the Latest Trend You’ll Fall in Love With | Better Homes & Gardens

The science and engineering graduates behind the project claim their methods are 10 times faster and 20 percent cheaper than normal tree planting techniques. They hope this will enable them to efficiently target areas which have been harvested and ravaged by wild fires. Source: Scientists Say They’ll Plant 1 Billion Trees by 2028 Using Drones […]

Leaf litter is its own mini-ecosystem. When we remove it, we also remove a host of beneficial insects and disrupt critical habitats for many small creatures. Equally important, rotting leaves release nutrients back into the soil. It’s why trees are often considered keystone species, supporting the interlocking biodiversity of their environments. Source: Here’s why you […]

Text by Scott Beuerlein for the May/June 2017 issue of Horticulture. If you’ve visited many public gardens lately, you’ve seen the writing on the wall. Horticulture continues hurtling toward naturalistic, post-wild, Piet Oudolf–inspired landscapes. This is good news for the … Read Article Source: Annual Plants Should Be Part of Every Garden – Horticulture

You know that wilted plants need water, but have you ever wondered how that happens? Horticulture’s gardening meteorologist, Ed Brotak, explains. Source: Wilted Plants: How the Garden Uses and Loses Water – Horticulture