'Another way you can help the soil maintain moisture in a heatwave is to apply a slow-release rose fertiliser at the base of the plant, then adding two or three inches of mulch around the base ...

Enhance your home with plants believed to attract prosperity and positive energy. Jasmine, Tulsi, and Lucky Bamboo are ...

Scientists have discovered that a protein once thought to be just a cellular "courier" actually helps plants survive drought. This motor protein, myosin XI, plays a critical role in helping leaves ...

Choosing the right plants is key to a successful vertical garden. Go for lightweight plants that flourish in your climate ...

The Canadian scientists wanted to see if the results of Van de Riet’s previous studies -- showing that intertidal fish ...

Plant diseases constitute a constant threat to global food security. A protein-engineering strategy, in which a ...

Scaling and root planing treats gum disease by removing plaque and smoothing roots. Learn what to expect before, during, and ...

Gardeners are turning to homemade and commercially produced chlorophyll fertilizer to give their plants a boost, but is it ...

Winter and summer are the worst times to plant hydrangeas. Winter isn't a good choice because it's too cold and the ground is ...

Arborists have explained to Penn State Extension News that when properly applied, mulch is highly beneficial for trees. Mulch ...

Homewood’s Green Thumb Saturday event held at Homewood’s Village Hall on Chestnut Road focused on native tree planting.

Q. This year I want to step up my winter garden game. What tips and tricks do you have to help me succeed? — Karen M.