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Vibrant pink-purple flowers with raised orange centers stand tall on sturdy stems, blooming across a sunlit prairie garden.

Flowers

18 Types of Flowers for Prairie Gardens

Prairie gardens abound with blooming perennials for multiseason appeal and years of recurrent color. They offer site enrichment like soil improvement and forage and shelter resources for pollinators, birds, and other wildlife. Explore a diversity of prairie flowers to incorporate into our home landscapes with gardening expert Katherine Rowe.

A lovely shot of Foxtail ferns containers appearing to have bright green fronds and other potted plants in the background

Ornamental Gardens

How to Grow Foxtail Ferns in Pots and Containers

The graceful, erect plumes of feathery foliage make the foxtail fern a winning garden plant. It’s a stunning specimen that grows well both indoors and outdoors, and it thrives in containers. Learn how to pot and care for your foxtail fern alongside fern grower Jerad Bryant.

Red Tea-Oil Camellia blooms are one of flowers survive winter, appearing to be covered win white frost placed somewhere with warm sunlight

Flowers

31 Flowers that Will Survive Winter

Looking for cold-hardy blooms? Try one of these 31 flowers that will survive the winter. We include woody shrubs, tough annuals, and herbaceous perennials that fill the garden with blooms during the cool months. Join longtime gardener Jerad Bryant in discovering these beautiful, productive, and vigorous winter flowers.

Delicate snowdrop flowers bloom through the snow, showcasing bright white blooms in a winter garden.

Flowers

19 Flowers That Bloom in Winter

Winter is coming, but the season doesn’t have to be without blooming color. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe highlights winter flowers for vibrance, fragrance, and visual interest inside and out.

Indoor composting scene with a woman adding vegetable peelings to a small countertop compost bin, where carrot leaf scraps hang over the edge.

Composting

5 Indoor Composting Methods to Try this Season

Composting recycles organic matter, transforming it into rich, crumbly humus that benefits your plants. Don’t let cold winter temperatures stop you from doing it! Instead, try one of these five methods for indoor composting. Seasoned composter Jerad Bryant shares how to upcycle waste in the comfort of your home.

Close-up of rows of tulip bulbs partially covered with dark compost mulch in a garden bed.

Bulbs

How and When to Mulch Your Garden Bulbs

Now is the time to plant spring-flowering bulbs for a celebration come spring. Easy to plant with years of return color, setting a strong foundation for bulbs in fall yields a nearly effortless display post-winter. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe outlines the role of mulch in insulating our bulbs through cold conditions for a riotous surprise in the months ahead.

A split leaf philodendron in a gray decorative pot with large, glossy, deeply lobed leaves and healthy stems, ready to propagate.

Houseplants

How to Propagate Split-Leaf Philodendron

Split-leaf philodendron is a spectacular tropical plant that makes an excellent and dramatic houseplant. It's also quite easy to propagate if you know what works and what does not. Join houseplant enthusiast Melissa Strauss for step-by-step instructions on propagating your philodendron.

A close-up shot of green colored stems and purple-pink flowers of a succulent plant, placed on a pot, showcasing christmas cactus root rot

Plant Problems

Root Rot Recovery: How to Save Your Christmas Cactus

Our Christmas cactus is in the wings, waiting to take center stage with bright holiday flowers. Or, it should be, if a healthy specimen in optimal growing conditons. The adaptable tropical succulents are easy to care for, but balancing the water needs of both cacti and rainforest-dwelling specimens is the key to avoiding problems like root rot. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe outlines how to remedy root rot in Christmas cactus by catching it early and reversing the damage.