When the pine needles on your Christmas tree start to dry out, it’s time to recycle it. Christmas trees can be recycled ...

Cut your tree into pieces and place them inside your green compost bin. If your tree is too big (or you can’t cut it), place ...

Fig trees grow quickly, and cutting them back drastically helps keep them at a manageable size. Learn how and when to prune them for healthy harvests.

● Fall (dormancy): In September, bring the plant indoors before the first frost. Stop watering completely and let the foliage ...

It is possible to keep most Christmas gift plants alive and thriving after their time of colourful bloom is over ...

Orchids tend to look wilted and bare in winter, but there is a really easy way to ensure they stay healthy by doing a very ...

Place on a north-facing windowsill and away from any direct heat. The cooler they are grown, the longer the flowering period. Leave it to dry out slowly after flowering and place the pot on its side ...

Gardening expert and TikTok creator Ish shared some helpful advice for fellow gardeners who have Japanese acers in their ...

From varieties that produce your favorite salad bar snack to those that can handle a bit of neglect, these types of olive ...

Many classic holiday plants originate in the tropics. Poinsettias ( Euphorbia pulcherrima ), for example, hail from Mexico ...

If you’ve decked the halls with natural plants like holly, poinsettia, mistletoe and amaryllis, you might want to keep them out of your pets’ reach – or reconsider your decor.

A good time to pinch or prune your plant to shape it and encourage branching is in early spring, when new growth is starting. During the growing season, from April through September, fertilize your ...