Here's why winter pruning ... healthy leaf or flower. Leave a small gap above the bud to give it room to grow freely. The angle matters Cutting at the right angle is crucial for the plant's ...

You love the splash of color your outdoor potted pots ... And while your plants need the same light levels as they received outside, keep them away from drafty windows. Pro Tip: A grow light can help ...

because these are stellar examples of plants you should never prune in December. Stone fruit trees are more vulnerable to disease in the winter, and pruning can increase the risk of infection. 'Plum ...

Introduced by the Southern Living Plant Collection, Golden Oakland® Holly maintains an upright, pyramidal form with little pruning ... rim of the pot. Fill the top with dry leaves or pine ...

Grow kiwi fruit in moist but well-drained, slightly acidic soil in full sun, ideally in open ground but they can also be grown in a large pot. Kiwis are hungry plants so mulch with well-rotted ... and ...

A savory Japanese curry mix breathes new life into this comfort food classic. Tricia is a recipe developer and tester for Dotdash Meredith with a focus on baking and pastry as well as a passion ...

The case of a woman accused of stealing €43 worth of potted plants has come before the High Court, where the accused argues that her trial should be halted because gardai "failed in their duty ...

If it doesn’t, your plant is likely potted in unsuitable soil. In such cases, repot it using well-draining soil. Harvesting curry leaves Please, please always use a knife or scissors to cut the ...

Hydrangea species vary in their winter hardiness as well as pruning ... garden. Leaf shape, flower habit, and bloom time all provide clues to identifying your plants. Can I leave my potted ...

Hydrangea species vary in their winter hardiness as well as pruning needs ... and you do not have burlap on hand, simply pile leaves or pine straw around plants and cover them with a blanket or sheet.

Use that water to irrigate plants — especially potted plants ... stabilizing roots. Prune overgrown or weakened trees so the weight of wet leaves doesn’t bend or break branches.