An international team including engineers from Princeton has devised a way to watch, in stunning detail, as the hollow ...

This is a vigorous plant that grows to several feet ... and adding in “fresh” organic matter. Potting soil breaks down and ...

Wetting the soil before planting is important. If you plant into dry soil, when you go to water the seeds, the water will run off the top and over ... level and die. Many new gardeners ask is ...

Article continues below Maintaining your soil isn't difficult but it can be confusing where to begin. Simply giving it a new top layer isn't good enough if you want to see your plant life thrive.

March is the beginning of longer days and warmer nights so you should take the opportunity to add some new plant life to the mix ... When planting, keep the top of the rootball level with the ...

For easy drainage, McKinley suggests watering your plants in a sink or bathtub. If you water them in situ, dump excess liquid ...

March is the beginning of longer days and warmer nights so you should take the opportunity to add some new plant ... keep the top of the rootball level with the surrounding soil.

You don't have to own an expansive back yard or gardening area, you can pot plenty of plants right on your windowsill - and ...

Ron DiGravio of Johnny’s Selected Seeds came to soil blocking when he began farming ... but his search continues for an option that matches the top-performing peat-based products.

But fortunately, March is the time when many flowering indoor plants get ready for their big show, and with a little care, ...

The organic matter that is applied on top of the soil interacts ... azaleas to send out new growth while they are still blooming. While this is not a problem for the plant, it is disappointing ...

But even if you water from the top, you want soil that is lightly moist, but never soaking wet. Yellowing leaves or mushy plants are usually a sign of overwatering. If the plants start to smell ...