Rather than buying fresh blooms to sit on your vanity, you might want to consider dried flowers. Here's why they make the ...

Why is all the weed in Arizona so dry and (ground) up into dust?” wrote penny126789. A few months later, a similar gripe from ...

Deadheading your dried hydrangea flowers at the end of the season can feel like a waste. Instead, save them for this stunning fall DIY that brings them indoors.

Let the soil dry completely before you even think about watering ... I have an outdoor lemon cypress tree in a large pot ...

Dahlias are a good choice for first-time flower gardeners, gardening guru Marianne Binetti ... you will want to dig the ...

Learn how to grow and care for Early Wonder® Camellia for beautiful blooms year after year. Get to know the ideal light, soil ...

Place your flowers (as flat as you can) on the page. 3. Carefully close the book and weight it down - additional heavy books work well as weights. 4. Store this pile in a warm, dry place and check on ...

If you want peppery greens to spice up your vegetable garden consider growing mustard greens and arugula, also known as ...

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One way to use any leftover flowers is to dry them to make potpourri, which will help to freshen up the entire house. You can also sprinkle these puja petals over your bath water for a scented, warm ...

From pressed flowers to fruits, dried peppers, nuts and berries, the garden has a long list of unique bits that can be used ...