If you're a keen gardener but don't have the time to take care of your plants, there's some good news. You can grow some ...

After arranging what we're deeming "toilet flowers" in the bowl, she poured flower food into the water and finished by ...

The technique involves burying the olla, which is typically a sealed clay pot or vase with a hole above ground to fill the vessel with water. Water then seeps out of the porous ollas, which provides ...

Watering plants in the middle of the day can be ineffective, especially on hot, sunny days. In the afternoons, water evaporates from the soil surface quickly and may not ever reach the plants' roots.

And once again, you’re better off with plant food ... the amount of area a flower has to draw water up. More critical is keeping the vase clean and the water fresh.” Mix in that flower ...

Leaving your plants alone for days or weeks without ... For this, you need a large water container (like vase or bucket) and some cotton rope. Cotton clothesline, available at most hardware ...

In order to make the experiment fair, the plants were left for a week without ... before placing them back in a clean vase of fresh water. Another tip to prolong their longevity is to keep them ...

Most of us will probably have heard of the 1980s tip of popping a soluble aspirin into the vase water of cut flowers to extend their life. Or, if you aren’t quite as old as I am, maybe you will ...

When House Digest spoke exclusively with Melanie Rekola on the subject of feeding plants sugar water, she tried to explain why the myth might be so persistent. "I think this myth exists because sugar ...