Looking back on a season full of flowers

Have you marveled at ideas for immaculate holiday decor and wondered how to make your own? We have a simple and easily customizable design for a holiday centerpiece for you to use in your own home. Learn how you can craft your own wonderful winter arrangements to dazzle your holiday guests in this guide. Read more now.

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Do you grow witch hazel? It is a beautiful ornamental in the home garden, and it can be ... Read More

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A colorful collection of Japanese maples make a spectacular fall display

Norfolk Island pine trees offer elegant symmetry with tiered branches of soft, bright green needles forming a classic pyramid shape. This tropical conifer adapts beautifully to indoor life, growing five to eight feet tall in containers. Find out how to grow Norfolk Island pine indoors in this guide. Read more now.

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A mini Grinch tree is quick and easy to make, and it will instantly fill your home with ... Read More

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Split rock plant (Pleiospilos nelii) is a compact succulent from South Africa that looks like a stone that's been cracked open. Its thick, rounded leaves sit close to the ground with a deep fissure down the middle, and in winter it produces large daisy-like flowers. Learn how to grow split rock plants in this guide.

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The holidays can be a very difficult time for those who are grieving a loss. In my own ... Read More

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Terrariums are miniature indoor gardens created in transparent containers using layers of gravel, charcoal, moss, and soil. These self-contained ecosystems support moisture-loving plants in closed containers or cacti and succulents in open vessels. Learn how to create your own themed arrangements in this guide. Read more.

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Forget the birds, this sweet little mushroom tree is for the gnomes! I made this miniature tree with glass ... Read More

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A gardener finds inspiration in art and travel to transform an underutilized outdoor space

A blank wall or fence just became your canvas

Milkweeds, zinnias, echinacea, and tithonias make this garden a haven for monarch butterflies

Smart plant selection is your best bet to beat these voracious beetles

Looking for the perfect Vancouver Christmas activity? The Shipyards Christmas Market on the North Shore is the perfect ... Read More

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The ruffled aka Vanuatu fan palm (Licuala grandis) features stunning circular fronds with distinctive pleated texture. Native to Vanuatu in the South Pacific, it brings a dramatic architectural element to spaces that can accommodate its impressive foliage. Learn how to grow ruffled fan palms in this guide. Read more now.

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Christmas door swags are such a simple yet beautiful way to add some fresh greenery to your door. ... Read More

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A gardener shares the bountiful blooms she has grown in her garden over the years

These textural powerhouses can bring their fantastic foliage indoors for northern gardeners

Learn why hydration is so essential in the late season