18 Best Things to Keep Under Your Pillow

Cooler temperatures and calm breezes help keep evaporation to a minimum. It also keeps the turf cooler during the hottest parts of the day, which means less stress on the grass. If it’s not convenient to water in the morning, late afternoon is the next best time. Waiting to water until too late in the evening keeps lawns wet overnight, which can make the grass susceptible to diseases like fungus.

There are several spots around your home that generally get left out, or at the very least deprioritized, when it comes to designing—and one such area is the hallway.

Dive into the vibrant world of orange flowers with this article, detailing over 50 varieties for your garden. From the unique Persian Buttercup to the elegant Sigar plant, each bloom is described with its botanical name. Perfect for garden enthusiasts, this guide brings the warmth and energy of orange right to your doorstep.

A festive wreath welcomes guests into your home and sets the tone for the rest of the decorations. 

With their vibrant red leaves, these plants are more than just a festive holiday decoration – they can be a gardening project where you can experiment with their leaves (bracts)!

Winter in the South can be hard on plants. Fluctuating temperatures, sporadic freezes, and winter winds all take their toll on the garden. Some plants need a little extra protection to make it through cold snaps. Don’t wait until the weatherman predicts a freeze. Learn how to keep plants warm in winter and take steps now to prepare your garden.

Poinsettia, Euphorbia pulcherrima, is an attractive house plant with dark green leaves and leafy red ‘bracts’ that surround the green-yellow flowers in December and January. They’re commonly used to decorate the home at Christmas. Native to Mexico, poinsettias can be tricky to keep alive after Christmas and most are thrown away after the red bracts have faded and the festivities have ended. However, with a little care and attention it’s possible to keep your poinsettia alive throughout the year and even encourage red bracts and flowers to form in time for the following Christmas.

Philodendrons are incredibly versatile houseplants, offering a blend of aesthetic appeal and practical benefits. Here are some innovative and engaging ways to incorporate Philodendrons in Home decor!

Ranging from the subtle blush of a dawn sky to the vibrant intensity of a summer sunset, these Pink Wildflowers not only add a burst of color to your garden but also invite a diverse array of wildlife.

Here are the easiest Ways to Propagate Christmas Cactus that will help you get it blooming right across the festive season!

On holiday in Portugal one spring, I was intrigued to see a very familiar plant in very unfamiliar (to me, anyway) surroundings. Among the orange groves and ornately-tiled pavements was a municipal planter, out of it leaning a rather old and leggy poinsettia, with straggly woody stems, with small bracts at the end. The gentle warmth of the Algarve in March was a world away from the winter supermarket dashes that I tend to associate these plants with.

So, you bought a real Christmas tree: your entire house is about to smell like pine, your Christmas spirit couldn’t be higher, and your divine connection to nature couldn’t be stronger. But there’s one issue—real Christmas trees are notoriously messy.