If you’ve got a house plant that looks like it’s on its last legs, don’t give up hope, you may be able to revive it. Water and Light Wilt is the most obvious sign of plant collapse. If you pick up the plant and it’s noticeably light,...
From the traditional poinsettia to the big and bold amaryllis, holiday plants can provide a dazzling pop of color to your home. Here’s a handy how-to if you are gifted with a holiday plant (or if you gift yourself with one.) Poinsettia With more than 70 million...
Trees are a great addition to the garden, providing shade on hot summer days and habitat for wild birds. Many put on a gorgeous show of fall color. But how do you choose a tree and how do you plant it? Gardening whiz Ciscoe Morris says...
When temperatures turn chilly and plants start to sap, it’s time to get your garden ready for a long winter’s nap. Here are some basic tips for prepping your garden. If you’ve got vegetables or flowering annuals, take an inventory of what worked and what didn’t,...
Are you looking to add some greenery to your indoor space? You can find easy-to-grow plants for just about every area of your home. Be aware that some plants are poisonous to pets, so keep that in mind when making your decisions. Low light - north-facing window Snake...
My garden jewelry box has been flung open this month. Amethyst eggplant, golden summer squash, emerald bell peppers, and dripping ruby clusters of ripe cherry tomatoes. The late-summer northwest garden is a treat for the eyes and the tastebuds. Stuck at home during the pandemic, many...