Fertilizer helps plants grow better and produce fresh leaves, as well as potentially fruit and flowers. However, if you accidentally apply too much fertilizer or fertilize your plants too frequently, ...

Heinrich says that circling roots at the surface and around the edges of the container are signs that it's time to repot. "If you see almost nothing but thick roots with very little soil when you pull ...

Giving each plant in your garden the right amount of sun is key for healthy growth, but even for sun-loving plants there is such a thing as too much sun. Especially in conjunction with a heat wave, ...

There is nothing more frustrating than watching your healthy, thriving houseplant suddenly lose its spark. One week it is lush and vibrant, the next it is looking tired, droopy, and just not itself.

We’re not the only ones struggling in this oppressively hot weather: Most common garden plants prefer temperatures ranging from 59°–86°F. In fact, they can start to show signs of heat stress when it’s ...

Learn how to set yourself back on the right course if your plant has been overindulging in H2O. Watering your plants has benefits that far outweigh basic hydration. Linda Vater, expert for Southern ...