Plants that grow in water don't require soil and alongside being attractive, they also improve the indoor climate. They live in glass containers of water, with the fluid providing additional moisture ...

Starting a vegetable garden in summer doesn’t just mean sticking plants in the ground and hoping for the best. Healthy, ...

Even a toddler knows that plants need water. It’s perhaps the first thing we learn about these green lifeforms. But how plants budget this resource varies ...

A small DNA change restored crop immunity to Ralstonia, the bacterium behind a devastating plant disease causing over $1 billion in losses.

August is the best month to prune apricot trees. Apricots are susceptible to a number of diseases, including eutypa, a ...

Native plants tend to be more drought-resistant, or less water-hungry, than invasive plant species, as their deep root system ...

The Dahlia Routine That Works Best for Thriving Blooms All Summer Long originally appeared on Dengarden. Dahlias are a ...

There are different plants that thrive in different types of weather, lighting, and water conditions. Most people know this, ...

Native plants are crucial to creating a habitat landscape, but native bees need more to compete against nonnative honeybees ...

Row crops like corn in Nebraska are major contributors to increased humidity. That humidity, while unbearable for humans, could be a good sign of healthy crops.

(Moluccella laevis) is highly satisfying to grow due to its unusual look and ease of care. Its name is misleading since it is ...

Roses are red, violets are blue, Arizona is dry, what’s a gardener to do? Learning about xeriscaping is a good place to start. It’s a type of gardening that comes from the heart — of the Southwest ...