13 Quick Hacks for Dying Plants | How to Save a Dying Plant

Choosing a container for a snake plant is not as easy as it seems, but it is not very challenging either. The key to growing a snake plant is simply being aware of and attentive to the plant’s needs. Find theBest Pots for Snake Plants with this detailed post.

Hoya Carnosa climbs trees and clambers over rocks in the wild and keeps on growing continuously. If your grandmother had a vining houseplant creeping up to her kitchen, it must be the Carnosa, as they have been around for ages! So, if you too want to see it climbing happily in the home, then here’s all you need to know about Hoya Carnosa Care Indoors. 

Whenever a plant looks quite dead to you, there is a slight chance that it still has a chance at life and may miraculously start living again with the kind of right care. Read on to learn about Hacks That Will Bring Back Any Dying Plant to Life!

A dusty Nick Stanek stepped off his tractor after an evening of round baling hay.

Jay Sifford freely admits his faults: He wears purple shoes, binge-listens to Cher, and had an epiphany regarding his design career while watching Mary Poppins. For landscape accents, he erects soaring violet and blue glass spears that could easily take down a charging ostrich. Most disturbingly, he loathes garden gnomes. But we forgive him because not only is he thoughtful and original, but he also fashions enticing outdoor spaces with plants, sculptures, and structures that linger in our minds. Headquartered in Davidson, North Carolina, Sifford makes the hour-and-a-half drive to his mountain home in West Jefferson as often as possible. He named his sanctuary “Rhodwood” for the massive, 30-foot-tall native rosebay rhododendrons (Rhododendron maximum) that frame the back of the house. Rather than the quotidian log cabin you might expect to see in these parts, the dwelling is a dogtrot house, an architectural style associated with Appalachia in which a central breezeway (ideal for a snoozing hound) separates the kitchen and dining areas from the bedrooms. Sifford painted the house black so it recedes from focus in the summer and gives the garden center stage. When plants are dormant in winter, the structure shines. Here, he shares a few of his tricks.

Watering Indoor Plants can be a tricky business, especially if you are growing houseplants for the first time. It all depends on the plant’s needs, and while some plants respond well to particular watering techniques, others might not be well suited for the same. Here is all you need to know about How to Water Houseplants!

Essential oils have several medicinal properties. Besides many uses in the health and beauty sector, essential oils are used in gardens to prevent harmful pests and diseases. Learn more about the best essential oils for gardening and how to use them!

Banana peels contain 42% potassium and approximately 3% phosphorus, along with nutrients like calcium, iron, and magnesium. This makes them incredibly efficient for plants to grow well. Let’s look at how you can make Banana Peel Tea quickly.

Did you ever think a tomato cage could be that useful? Make an appealing gabion plant stand out of a sturdy tomato cage and place it on your front porch, backyard or patio. Visit BHG for the tutorial.

Select a strong basket that can handle your weight. Choose the one with low height, so that you and your kids can easily step onto it.

When you grow houseplants, you bring some of the outdoors in.But much of the time, houseplants are adorably short, traili

Here are some valuable Vinegar Hacks for Indoor Plants that you can use without any worries as it is a completely safe, natural product!