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Gardening Inspiration

2026 Gardening Trends to Try Now

Garden trends are constantly evolving, reflecting changes in how we think about our outdoor spaces. Gardening expert Madison Moulton explores 9 trends shaping gardens in 2026, from wildlife-friendly choices to bold design statements you can try in your own backyard.

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Houseplants

7 Fragrant Amaryllis Varieties For Your Home

Winter isn’t the most floriferous, but fragrant amaryllis varieties can make it more so! While they typically bloom in spring, you can force them indoors. Experienced gardener Sarah Jay walks you through seven fragrant amaryllis cultivars you can have at home this winter.

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Houseplants

5 Common Care Mistakes That Will Kill Your Monstera

Monstera are amazing houseplants. Some vine and climb up tall moss poles, while a few are upright growers. Most have very similar needs to thrive, but missing some of these can cause problems. Experienced gardener Sarah Jay covers a few monstera care mistakes you should avoid.

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Flowers

9 Orchids With Unforgettable Fragrance

Not all orchids are created equal when it comes to scent. Gardening expert Madison Moulton shares nine fragrant varieties that fill rooms with perfume, from coconut and chocolate to citrus and spice.

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Houseplants

Where to Grow Pine Cone Ginger: Lighting Requirements

Pine cone ginger lighting can be tricky! It’s a tropical plant, but in the wild, it grows under the cover of jungle canopies. Getting its at-home conditions right is directly correlated to a thriving plant. Experienced gardener Sarah Jay has tips on how to provide the right light for your ginger.