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Houseplant Care Tips title: Grow a Green Thumb Indoors & Outdoors

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These plants are too beautiful NOT to propagate and save them so that you can grow them in your garden every single year. It gets expensive to have to buy plants every year for pots, so this will fix that. These plants propagate easily, and you can do this every year so that you never...

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I'm going to take you through my simple process of digging up and storing Colocasia esculenta, often simply known as "elephant ears." Over the years, they multiply and you will never have to buy them ever again with proper storage and care. Do you even need to dig up colocasia? In general, Colocasia esculenta is...

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If you have ever wanted a crop that practically grows itself while you are inside drinking cocoa all winter, garlic is it. You plant it in fall, walk away, and come summer you are digging up a year's supply of bulbs that taste nothing like the tired, flavorless heads in the produce aisle. Garlic is...

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By late summer, most gardens are running on fumes. The coneflowers have gone to seed, the bee balm is looking tired, and everything leans a little more yellow and brown each week. Then blue mistflower shows up and floods the bed with soft, powdery blue right when you thought the show was over. True blue...

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Growing dahlias all summer is the easy part. It's what happens after the first frost that makes otherwise confident gardeners break into a cold sweat. Digging, washing, dividing, and storing dahlia tubers can feel nerve-wracking, and plenty of people lose a favorite variety to rot or shriveling over the winter. The good news is that...

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