While you can designate certain spaces in your yard for plants without a barrier, a garden wall will provide protection from pets, help with soil retention and add curb appeal. Learn how to build a garden wall in this Lowe’s video:
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Compost, the decomposed material produced by organic waste breakdown, nourishes plants, retains moisture, makes weeding easier, helps distribute fertilizer, provides micronutrients, and promotes biological activity in the soil. You can generate quality organic compost easily and quickly using a composter. Learn how to choose a […]
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With the proper care, you can keep your lawn looking beautiful and healthy all year round. Learn how to aerate, reseed and fertilize your lawn in this Lowe’s video:
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Container gardening is a fun and achievable way to liven up any space, but many people will just put one plant in one pot. While there’s a place for the single plant approach, containers should be looked at as a great way to inject seasonal […]
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Propagation is a great way to grow new plants from existing ones in your home. Hilton Carter, plant specialist, presents the basics of propagation in this Magnolia video:
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A plant label can be a very useful thing as it tells you how much sun and water it needs and how big it will grow. Other labels like “sustainable” and “eco” can make you feel warm and fuzzy, but what do they actually mean […]
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We all deal with issues that our houseplants might have like root rot, leaning plants, and dying foliage, but there are ways to remedy and fix them. Hilton Carter, plant specialist, discusses some of the most common houseplant issues and how to keep your plants […]
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What are the best plants to bring into your home? It mostly depends on how involved you want to be in their care and maintenance. Some people want to be engaged and put a lot of effort into plant care, while others are just starting […]
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When you bring that beautiful new plant home, you have to figure out whether it will stay in its nursery pot or go into a new, nicer, really cool planter. Hilton Carter, plant specialist, discusses the proper potting of houseplants in this Magnolia video:
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