Rabbits really do eat roses, especially the new spring canes and winter bark. Here’s how to identify the damage, stop it with fencing, and surround the bed with plants rabbits leave alone.
What 10-10-10 fertilizer is, which plants love it, which to skip, and the simple way to put a bag down on a lawn, garden bed, young tree, or pot.
Think you can’t grow lavender in Florida? These 9 heat-and-humidity-tolerant varieties prove you can, plus the care rules that actually keep them alive.
Growing jasmine stops being tricky the moment you match the variety to your actual spot. 17 setups for arbors, pots, and bright indoor windows.
Nineteen spring wreaths for the front door, grouped by door size and style, from fresh tulip and hydrangea builds to minimalist eucalyptus crescents, large 30-inch magnolia statement wreaths, weatherproof picks for full-sun doors, and spring-to-summer transition builds that pull double duty into June and July.
The Christmas floral arrangements we actually set up every year: a low cedar-and-rose runner down the dining table, a mercury-glass bud vase trio, a round-table magnolia-and-hydrangea bowl, oversized faux magnolia urns for the console, a weatherproof pine-and-berry front-door urn, grocery-store cedar in a thrifted pitcher, a fairy-lit greenery runner with flameless pillars tucked in, and a winter ikebana with a single red amaryllis.
The floral wreaths we save on Pinterest, from winter white hydrangea through pastel pink spring peonies to year-round picks for the front door.
Dried flower wreath ideas we actually keep up all year, from neutral grapevine rounds and moody front-door picks to the heart-shape, seasonal, and DIY takes.
These pipe cleaner flowers are so sweet you’ll want to twist a whole bouquet. Easy daisies, no-glue roses, lilies with real stamens, and a Valentine bunch.
Air drying flowers at home is easier than you think. These 17 blooms dry beautifully in a dark closet in a week or two, no silica or special gear needed.