Madison Moulton

No backyard is complete without a hedge. They offer plenty of benefits, such as privacy and security. Hedges can also be used to create designated areas in your garden, known …

Plant propagating should be a favorite activity on every gardener’s weekend to-do list. Not only is it easy to do, but it allows you to grow brand new plants at …

An herb garden is incomplete without at least one basil bush. This essential ingredient in many dishes, particularly the Italian favorites pizza and pasta, tastes so much better fresh, straight …

Peace lilies are a must-have for every houseplant parent. These stunning, delicate plants are incredibly resilient, tolerating a wide range of conditions inside and outside your home. They are also …

Sansevieria, more commonly known as snake plants or mother-in-law’s tongue, has become a staple indoor plant. Snake plants’ allure comes from their sharp, structural leaves, with some edged in yellow …

Rosemary features high on the list of essential garden herbs. This dense shrub is a vigorous grower with a million uses in the kitchen, from roasts to cocktails and more. …

Snake plants (Sansevieria) are the perfect beginner houseplant. They are almost impossible to kill, tolerate a wide range of conditions, and handle a missed watering or two incredibly well. Plus, …

Amidst the houseplant craze of the past several years, many indoor gardeners have graduated from struggling to keep a single pothos alive to mastering multiple plants at one time. As …

Pruning is an essential garden maintenance task. Most plants will need some kind of trim throughout their lifetime – shrubs and trees in particular. Some gardeners dread this time, others …

Look at any beginner-friendly houseplant list, and you will undoubtedly find pothos right near the top. Pothos, botanically known as Epipremnum aureum, are some of the easiest indoor plants to …

Hydrangeas, a traditional garden staple, are back in fashion in a big way. The stunning flower heads in a range of colors and shapes grace our gardens in summer and …

Rosemary is an herb garden staple. This reliable plant grows incredibly well in a wide range of conditions and can stand up to a bit of neglect, unlike some other …

Snake Plants (Sansevieria) are one of the most – if not the most – popular houseplants on the market. Commonly referred to as mother-in-law’s tongue, their structural shape is highly …

Lavender is one of the most popular garden plants around the world. Its greyish foliage with pops of purple is stunning, but the benefits don’t stop there. They also smell …

Have you ever come across a plant that looks eerily similar to lavender, but just doesn’t fit the profile? Maybe the leaves are an odd shape, or the crushed flowers …

Peace lilies (Spathiphyllum wallisii) are elegant and magnificent plants known to thrive indoors or in shadier spots in your garden. They’re extremely popular, not only for their luscious green leaves …

Ornamental grasses are one of the few types of plants that can survive the excessive summer heat while adding lovely textures, height, and even colors to your landscape. And high …

Daffodils are the quintessential spring bulb. Whether indoors or planted straight into the garden, spring is just not spring without the delicate daffodil cups swaying gently in the wind. And …

Winter is coming. Are you worried about all the excess bulbs you didn’t get in the ground in time. Or perhaps your tender bulbs are your main concern, as they …

Whether you’re looking to line a pathway or finish a newly planted flower bed, border plants are the ideal solution to round off any garden design. Tall or short, sprawling …

Hostas are one of the most popular garden plants around the globe. Their stunning foliage comes in a range of colors, patterns and textures, suitable for any garden design. However, …

Cottage gardens are all the rage right now. As part of this trend, you may have seen peonies popping up on your social media feeds. While the popularity of these …

The title of Most Unusual Succulent has to go to Lithops. Not only do they look wildly different from any other succulent – resembling stones, hooves, or tiny brains – …

Companion planting isn’t new. The practice has been used for decades, mostly for agricultural reasons. However, the home gardening community has found companion planting has a place outside agriculture. Certain …