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Madison Moulton

Madison is a writer, editor and life-long plant lover. After discovering an obsession with indoor gardening, she transformed her passion for plants into a career, contributing to various online and print publications in the gardening sphere. Through her writing, Madison hopes to encourage new gardeners to garden with the plants and the planet in mind.

A small green money plant sits on a table in a wicker pot. Sunlight streams through the nearby window onto the leaves.

Houseplants

19 Houseplants Perfect For College Dorm Rooms

Looking for the perfect houseplant to add to your dorm room this semester? There are many low maintenance plants that are perfect for beginners, even in small spaces. In this article, gardening expert and houseplant enthusiast Madison Moulton looks at her favorite dorm-friendly houseplants to grow this upcoming semester!

propagate orchids

Flowers

3 Simple Methods For Easily Propagating Orchids

Orchids are beloved around the world for their unique growth patterns and stunning flowers. Whether you’re growing a Cattleya or a Cymbidium, this guide will cover a few of the most common propagation methods to grow your collection.

fall garlic varieties

Vegetables

13 Varieties of Garlic to Plant This Fall

Garlic is often a secondary character in the kitchen, but it’s bound to become the star of the show when growing your own. Gardening expert Madison Moulton discusses 13 garlic varieties you can plant in your garden this fall.

epsom salt hydrangeas

Shrubs

Is Epsom Salt Good or Bad For Hydrangeas?

Epsom salt, or magnesium sulfate, is popular among hydrangea growers for its supposed benefits, from boosting flowering to deterring pests. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains the science behind these claims and whether Epsom salt is good or bad for hydrangeas.

baking soda hydrangeas

Shrubs

Is Baking Soda Good or Bad For Hydrangeas?

Baking soda is often recommended for hydrangeas for a range of uses, from changing flower color to disease control. But not all these recommendations have the science to back them up. Gardening expert Madison Moulton discusses whether baking soda is good or bad for your hydrangeas.

Four vibrant pink portulaca flowers with ruffled petals bloom gracefully. The blurred background reveals the lush greenery of the portulaca's foliage. Each leaf boasts a succulent texture, designed to conserve water and withstand the sun's scorching rays.

Ground Cover

How to Plant, Grow and Care For Portulaca

A remarkably versatile succulent, Portulaca grandiflora is a gardener’s dream. It can have many different uses, and thrives in a number of different climates. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains why you should grow this plant in your garden and how you can get it right.