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Grow more perennial flowers from healthy root sections this November. Discover seven suitable plants, two planting methods, and practical winter care tips.
By James MillerIndoor PlantsGrow more perennial flowers from healthy root sections this November. Discover seven suitable plants, two planting methods, and practical winter care tips.
James Miller•Indoor PlantsLimp Christmas cactus stems can signal thirst, wet roots, or environmental stress. Learn how to identify the cause and choose the right fix.
James Miller•Indoor PlantsPlant ahead for spring with nine nursery-grown flowers suited to November planting in mild climates, plus advice on choosing healthy starts and avoiding winter losses
Linda Everhart•Indoor PlantsSave your favorite coleus with a few stem cuttings before frost. Learn two easy rooting methods, when to pot up the cuttings, and how to keep them growing until spring.
Linda Everhart•
Indoor PlantsYour fern may need a drink while your snake plant is still damp. Use this plant-by-plant winter schedule to know when to check each pot and when to water.
Linda Everhart•
Indoor PlantsGrow more flowering shrubs from dormant stems this November. Discover seven suitable plants, how to prepare hardwood cuttings, and what to expect as they root.
Linda Everhart•
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.
Linda Everhart•
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.
Linda Everhart•
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.
Linda Everhart•
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.
James Miller•
Indoor PlantsHelp your Christmas cactus prepare for holiday flowers with five fall care jobs covering dark nights, cooler temperatures, watering, feeding, and bud protection
James Miller•
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.
Linda Everhart•