These plants grow best in ... meter if you are unsure. Celosia tolerate heat and love a hot, humid summer to produce vivid blooms. In a humid season, take care not to overwater, and keep the ...

Whilst celosia is unable to withstand cold weather and frosts in fall and winter, during the spring to summer months you will be spoilt for show-stopping flowers. Often considered a superb plant for ...

To find out more, we asked two plant experts to share their top tips for taking care of houseplants in the autumn and winter months. From optimising the amount of light they absorb to avoiding ...

This shrub bears white or pink clusters of blossoms that make way for bright electric blue berries, and while you can keep it well pruned, it can also grow to heights of 12 feet. Winter heath ...

Generally plants will need watering more during the spring and summer growing seasons, than when dormant in winter. Tap water is fine for most houseplants, but some specialist plants, such as ...

A thick layer of leaves will smother a lawn and weaken the grass, and it also provides winter shelter for unwelcome garden pests. Avoid walking on your lawn if it's frosted, as this can also ...

green plants. As nice as it is to have them around, it can be difficult to care (or remember to care) for them all the time. Plantpal makes easy work of that, with an e-paper display that makes it ...

Plants are usually thought to have little if any photosynthetic activity in high-latitude ecosystems during winter. Our results show that evergreen species, such as Vaccinium vitis-idaea, are capable ...

Pruning in September can be a great way to prepare plants for the winter and promote healthy growth for the following year, according to gardening experts. Father and son team Leonardo and ...

Make these a part of your winter skin care ritual. Dry skin runs in the family, meaning you can inherit it from your parents. Here are some other causes of dry skin and experts' tips on how to ...

I'm determined to grow excellent slicer tomatoes this winter, and I'm going to use my hydroponic garden to do it. Even if it’s just to sprinkle fresh dill on top of your potatoes or chop fresh ...