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A man in a gray T-shirt repots a ZZ plant from a small brown pot into a large white pot on the table.

Houseplants

7 Signs It’s Time to Repot Your ZZ Plant

ZZ plants have few demands for success, and infrequent repotting is one of them. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe explores when it’s time to tend to these durable houseplants, expanding their living quarters for best health.

A woman in a yellow sweater waters a cactus in a white pot from a white watering can, a houseplant that is watered rarely.

Houseplants

13 Houseplants You Should Water Very Rarely

Different types of plants need different amounts of moisture. Overwatering some of them can lead to a disaster! Houseplant enthusiast Melissa Strauss has an important list of houseplants to water sparingly so you can avoid a bad case of root rot.

Dense clusters of bright red, textured fruits dangle from spreading lychee branches with glossy, pointed green leaves growing in a sunny garden.

Fruits

How to Plant, Grow, and Care for Lychee Trees

Lychee trees are a wonderful tropical addition to gardens in warm climates. Their sweet fruits are the perfect summer treat and the lush green leaves add ornamental value for the rest of the year. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explains everything you need to know to grow and care for lychees in this guide.

seeds in moist paper towel

Seeds

​​9 Seed Cold Stratification Mistakes: What NOT To Do

Several native annuals and perennials need to be sown directly into the soil in fall and winter. This process is called cold stratification, and it requires timing and preparation. In this article, gardening expert Matt Dursum shows you common seed cold stratification mistakes and how to avoid them.

Close-up of geranium leaf cuttings with rounded, slightly jagged green leaves and sturdy stems placed in a seed starter tray filled with soil.

Houseplants

13 Plants You Can Grow From Leaf Cuttings in Winter

Winter weather doesn't mean you have to toss your annuals and replace them all in the spring. You can propagate many of these plants over the winter with cuttings. Gardening expert Melissa Strauss shares some annuals you can keep coming back with propagation.

Heliotrope plant leaves covered in powdery mildew, with additional foliage blurred in the background

Plant Diseases

5 Greenhouse Plant Fungal Diseases To Watch For in Winter

Though the greenhouse protects tender plants from frost, it often invites fungal pathogens that thrive with standing air and consistent moisture. Watch for these five common diseases to keep your plants safe. Seasoned grower Jerad Bryant shares prevention and treatment solutions that work against the fungi.