Succulents to consider include jade plant, snake plant, aloe vera, echeveria, kalanchoe, hens and chicks, cacti, haworthia, ...

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Mould cannot grow in a dry environment, so you can reduce the humidity so your home stays warm, cosy, and mould-free ...

Here are just a few of the legends surrounding our most popular Christmas plants. This spiny shrub with scarlet red berries ...

Common ivy is better known as a garden invader or a rather attractive indoor plant that's prone to triggering allergic ...

We have an owl box where we can see it from the deck, and for weeks I was looking at its opening late in the day, hoping to ...

When thinking of plants to give as gifts, poinsettias, Thanksgiving cactus, amaryllis, and succulents come to mind.

Everybody looks at this Christmas tree and thinks how beautiful they are, but there’s four or five things that are toxic for ...

But, using real holly plants could pose a danger to your pet. The berries, if eaten, can cause diarrhea and severe vomiting.

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The winter solstice on 21 December symbolises rebirth and renewal. But what else do we know about the effects of the shortest ...

7.) Edge the beds. Use a spade, half-moon edging tool, power edger, or even a long-handled ice chopper to carve neat edges ...