Best known for their unique forms and enchanting colors, orchids are beloved by novice and seasoned growers alike. Though ...

The numbers of orchids may be down due to the recent wet weather but that won’t dampen the enthusiasm for the Townsville ...

Using kitchen ingredients is a natural way to keep your potted plants healthy, but it is important to know the proper way to ...

Opportunities abound to spruce up the old homefront from the Sonoma/North Bay Home Expo at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds to ...

Though nasturtiums can be seeded indoors, I find it easier to plant the seeds out in the garden when the soil has begun to warm up a little. This usually happens around mid-April, though that usual ...

Your recently imported ornamental tree might have a stowaway spider or lizard hidden in its branches, a recent study warns.

What’s more, these accidentally transported wildlife can turn into invasive pests in their new environment, researchers say. The increasing popularity of imported ornamental plants has resulted ...

Pests may also cause abnormal or stunted growth. ️ Drooping or yellow leaves: This is an early sign that your orchid isn't happy. Drooping or yellow leaves are often caused by overwatering ...

Gardening expert Liam Cleary of Old Railway Line Garden Centre has the perfect natural solution to protect your plants and keep pests at arm's length. Cleary explained: “Pests are an unavoidable ...