Plants

It doesn't have what your plants need to grow and thrive.

Beer, soy sauce, and old-fashioned soap and water can go a long way toward ridding common garden pests.

Those low-lying, bright orange and red flowers make a great caper substitute.

If you want those pops of color come spring, it's time to start ordering your tulips, alliums, daffodils, and more.

There's a way to automatically bring fresh water to your indoor plants, and it's right in your house.

Not all flowers benefit from deadheading—and for those that do, you need to cut more plant away to be beneficial.

Smart watering devices for your garden are here, and they're awesome.

It's important to be strategic about tree placement.

How to prune, water, and space your plants to slow down a fire and protect your home.

Now is the perfect time to start some seeds—but you only have a few weeks of summer left.

Many plants can't handle long periods of high temperatures.

Put your berries to bed now; you'll thank yourself in September.

If you're not getting the fruits and veggies your garden promised, it's time to intervene with some good vibes.

If your tomatoes, peppers, and eggplant aren’t producing flowers by now, they might need a little hormone help.

All you need is a tennis racket and a bottle of beer.

It's the best way to make sure you're actually watering your plants enough.

The method you use will depend on whether your tomato plants are "indeterminates" or "determinates."

The distinction isn't as cut-and-dry as it may seem.

What your outdoor plants need to bounce back after the smoke clears.

Here's everything you can plant now to enjoy throughout fall and winter.