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Learn how to grow and care for DownHome Harvest® 'Little Miss Figgy' Dwarf Fig, a compact variety perfect for gardens or ...

When you're new to the plant game, though, it can feel overwhelming when people talk about things like "indirect light" or an "internode." Internodes are the areas between the nodes (more on nodes ...

Mitchell says phototropism is “nature’s magic” and is responsible for plants being able to stretch their stems, leaves, and budding flowers toward the strongest source of light. With that said, the ...

Don't use a herbicide on your weeds—use a natural weed killer instead! Learn how to spray or smother weeds to make them go ...

Changing your plant-care process in winter will help keep your houseplants alive. A horticulturist explains what you need to ...

Seed starting pots are typically pretty affordable, but why spend money on something you can easily make for free? Grab some ...

Keeping your houseplants thriving during the winter comes down to three things: cleaning, pest control and location.