Oct 29
Oct 29
Oct 29
Turn a ripe strawberry into a seed-growing experiment with three simple seed-saving methods. Learn how to sow the seeds, care for seedlings, and set realistic e...
By Linda EverhartIndoor PlantsTurn a ripe strawberry into a seed-growing experiment with three simple seed-saving methods. Learn how to sow the seeds, care for seedlings, and set realistic expectations for your first harvest.
Linda Everhart•Indoor PlantsPrepare lavender for winter with five simple November jobs, from clearing wet leaves to checking drainage and protecting pots—without unnecessary hard pruning.
Linda Everhart•Indoor PlantsPrepare hydrangeas for winter with practical November care, including pruning precautions, watering, mulching, cleanup, and protection for container plants.
James Miller•Indoor PlantsGrow new cypress and thuja plants from cuttings with practical advice on timing, rooting mix, humidity, and aftercare—plus common mistakes to avoid.
Linda Everhart•
Outdoor PlantsDiscover lemon bottlebrush’s aromatic foliage, traditional uses, and emerging research, plus simple decorative projects and practical growing tips.
James Miller•
Indoor PlantsFrom purple woodland mushrooms to colorful grassland waxcaps, discover nine fascinating fungi to watch for on October walks—and how to enjoy them responsibly.
James Miller•
Indoor PlantsLavender becoming woody and bare? Learn where to prune, when to wait, and which growing conditions help keep your plant compact and flowering.
Linda Everhart•
FlowersBare hydrangea stems may already hold next year’s flower buds. Learn five simple fall tasks to protect the roots, avoid pruning mistakes, and prepare for winter.
James Miller•
Indoor PlantsCan a rose cutting root in a glass of water? Learn how to try the method, recognize real root growth, and transfer your cutting to a pot—without expecting flowers in days.
James Miller•
Outdoor PlantsDiscover which perennials benefit from selective November cleanup, how to remove dead or diseased foliage, and which plants are better left standing until spring.
Linda Everhart•
Indoor PlantsDiscover what to plant in October for fall meals and early-spring greens. This zone-by-zone guide explains what to sow, what to transplant, and which crops need winter protection.
Linda Everhart•
Indoor PlantsNovember division can work in gardens with a long, mild fall, but cold-zone gardeners need to check their timing carefully. Discover 11 candidates, how to divide them
Linda Everhart•