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How To Trim Grape Vines For A Healthier Summer Harvest
Summer grapevine pruning focuses on thinning crowded shoots, positioning growth and selective leaf removal while keeping enough foliage to protect fruit.
What To Do With Amaryllis In October – Get These 6 Things Right For Gorgeous Holiday Blooms
October care can help set up amaryllis for winter flowers. Learn when to restart dormant bulbs, bring plants indoors and manage water, light and feeding.
Dry Fall, Cold Winter: How To Water Trees Without Guessing
A Planet Natural report recommends checking soil moisture and tree root zones before watering during dry, cold weather.
How To Grow And Care For Walking Iris (Trimezia)
A practical guide to growing walking iris, including light, soil, watering, feeding, propagation and care in containers or colder climates.
Jennifer Aniston’s Koi Pond Is The Dreamy Garden Luxury You Can Copy On A Small Scale – Fish Optional
A Gardening Know How report uses Jennifer Aniston’s koi pond to explain small-space water features, including pondless waterfalls and container ponds.
The 3 Best Plants To Add To Your Garden If You Want More Cardinals This Season
Hawthorn, crabapple and dogwood can offer cardinals fruit, cover and places to perch, according to a Gardening Know How report.
Petals & Roots: The Container Plant Recipe I Always Return To For Long-Lasting Color And Fall Beauty
Homes & Gardens’ Rachel Bull shares a layered fall container recipe using coneflower, sedum, heather, trailing thyme and ornamental grass.
A Bee Hotel Gives Pollinators A Safe Place To Shelter – We’ve Found 16 Beautiful Designs Made From Natural Materials
Homes & Gardens highlights 16 bee hotel designs made from natural materials, including options for different gardens and nesting needs.
When And How To Lift Caladiums For Winter Storage
Lift caladiums as fall growth fades and before frost. Learn how to cure and store the corms safely until spring planting.