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The #1 Way People Kill Moth Orchids (And How to Avoid It)
Moth orchids are one of the most popular houseplants around, but they're also one of the most frequently killed. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains the number one mistake that dooms these plants and how to get your watering right so your orchid thrives for years.
5 Neem Oil Mistakes That Hurt Your Plants
Neem oil is one of the most popular organic pest treatments for good reason, but using it incorrectly can cause more harm than the pests you're trying to get rid of. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains common neem oil mistakes and how to avoid them.
How Long You Should Soak Your Seeds (and Which to Never Soak!)
Soaking seeds before planting speeds germination for some varieties but ruins others entirely. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains which seeds benefit from soaking, how long to soak them, and which seeds should never touch water before planting.
How to Revive a Stressed-Out Orchid: 7 Easy Fixes to Try
Orchids decline for predictable reasons that usually have straightforward fixes. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains how to diagnose what's wrong with your struggling orchid and get it back on track.
A Visual Guide to Healthy Orchid Roots
How do you know you’re looking at healthy orchid roots? There are multiple ways to tell! Use these signs to determine whether or not your orchid is doing well. Experienced gardener Sarah Jay discusses the healthy root characteristics here.
How to Make Your Raised Beds Last Longer: 7 Easy Tricks
Raised beds (often made from wood) can succumb to rot, warping, and structural failure, but the timeline varies dramatically based on how they're built and maintained. Gardening expert Madison Moulton shares seven practical ways to extend the life of your raised beds by years.
Why Your Indoor Basil Keeps Dying: 7 Common Mistakes
Indoor basil has a frustrating tendency to die just when you've gotten used to having fresh herbs on hand. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains the most common reasons basil fails indoors and what to do differently.
7 Pretty Bouquet Filler Plants You Can Start From Seed
When you’re seed shopping for your cut flower garden, don’t forget bouquet filler seed. Many lovely foliage and flowering plants fill in the arrangement gracefully and easily. Experienced gardener Sarah Jay covers seven pretty plants you can use to fill in your arrangements.
5 Ways to Help Your Backyard Birds in February
February can be brutal for backyard birds dealing with cold temperatures and limited food sources before spring arrives. Gardening expert Madison Moulton shares five practical ways to support birds through late winter.
February Dahlia Tuber Check-In: Signs of Trouble to Watch For
It’s a good practice to annually check every dahlia tuber. February is ideal for this, as it’s partway through winter and moving swiftly toward spring. There are things to look out for in this process, and experienced gardener Sarah Jay covers them here.
Don’t Prune Your Roses too Early: How to Tell It’s Time
For gardeners in many areas, it’s time to prune roses, and for some, it’s still too early. Giving your roses a snip at the wrong time can cause complications as the growing season ramps up. Experienced gardener Sarah Jay discusses when to prune and how to do it effectively.
How to Use a Fan for Stronger Seedlings
Seedlings grown indoors often develop weak, floppy stems that struggle when transplanted outside. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains how a simple fan creates stronger, more resilient seedlings that handle the transition to the garden.