Indoor PlantsWhich Plants to Fertilize Before Winter (And Which to Skip)
Learn which plants may benefit from fall fertilizer, which should rest, and how to use growth, soil conditions, and local timing to guide your decisions.

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Learn which plants may benefit from fall fertilizer, which should rest, and how to use growth, soil conditions, and local timing to guide your decisions.
Indoor PlantsLearn which plants may benefit from fall fertilizer, which should rest, and how to use growth, soil conditions, and local timing to guide your decisions.
Indoor PlantsCut back, clean up, divide and replant: these 6 simple fall iris tasks prevent rot and borers and give you bigger, healthier blooms next spring.
Outdoor PlantsTurn a free used trampoline into a backyard greenhouse for under $150. Step-by-step build guide, materials list, and 10 more recycled greenhouse ideas.
Indoor PlantsLearn how to identify Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter cacti by their stem edges, flower shapes, and bloom seasons—plus the care differences that matter.
Indoor PlantsHelp your Christmas cactus prepare for holiday flowers with five fall care jobs covering dark nights, cooler temperatures, watering, feeding, and bud protection
Outdoor PlantsMugwort was once called the “mother of herbs.” Explore its traditional uses, what researchers have actually tested, and who should avoid drinking the tea.
Outdoor PlantsFrom protecting chapped lips to preventing chafing and tidying a manicure, here are 18 ways to use plain petroleum jelly—plus which popular beauty claims to skip.
Indoor PlantsGrow grocery-store ginger in a pot, then choose between two ways to harvest: take a small piece from the edge or divide a mature clump and replant its healthiest buds.
Indoor PlantsA Christmas cactus with bare stem tips needs different care from one already covered in buds. Learn when to give it longer nights, how to water it, and what to leave until spring.
Indoor PlantsBefore you strip the leaves from your rosemary harvest, save a few whole sprigs. The leaves make fragrant salt and shortbread, the woody stems make skewers, and a tender tip can grow into a new plant.
Indoor PlantsTurn a spare bunch of mint into orange-topping sugar, cucumber dip, herb salt, scented sachets, or a new windowsill plant. Here’s which leaves to use for each project.
Outdoor PlantsBefore tidying your fall border, check which stems feed birds, which leaves protect plant crowns, and which perennials are best pruned in spring.