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How to grow a sweet potato vine indoors
These young sweet potato shoots make a nutritious, if a little unusual, vegetable to grow indoors
By Seraphina Di Mizzurati Published
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How to grow artichokes – discover these edible and ornamental historic plants
Both delicious and beautiful, artichokes can be a fantastic addition to any backyard vegetable garden or flower bed
By Drew Swainston Published
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How to grow oregano – for an aromatic addition to your herb garden
This peppery herb is full of flavor and has a delicious scent
By Tenielle Jordison Published
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Small backyard layout ideas – 9 clever ways to arrange your outdoor space
These small backyard layout ideas will save space and instantly make your compact plot feel bigger and brighter
By Holly Crossley Published
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How to grow Swiss chard – tips for prolific and repeated harvests of colorful stems
How to get a relatively fuss-free bumper crop by growing Swiss chard from seed in your vegetable garden
By Drew Swainston Published
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How to grow and care for a fiddle leaf fig
Looking to nurture a spectacular indoor plant? The ever-popular fiddle leaf fig will bring timeless style to your interiors
By Jill Morgan Last updated
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Best small indoor plants – 6 compact houseplants that don't take up a lot of space
Small but mighty, these space-saving plants won't go unnoticed
By Tenielle Jordison Published
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How to make kokedama – in 3 simple steps
Experts tell us how to make DIY kokedama for a unique indoor hanging plant display
By Tenielle Jordison Published
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When to prune a magnolia tree – for abundant blooms
Discover what time of year should you prune a magnolia tree, with expert tips to help you get the timing spot on
By Drew Swainston Published
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How and when to prune abelia for healthy and beautiful shrubs
Discover all about trimming these backyard favorites with our expert tips for pruning correctly
By Drew Swainston Published
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Houseplant root rot – the causes and symptoms, plus how to try and save affected plants
Houseplant root rot is a common problem, but it can be avoided with the right know-how
By Holly Crossley Published
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Where to see almond tree blossom in California
Almond tree blossom will soon paint California’s Central Valley white and pink, a spectacle not to be missed
By Thomas Rutter Published
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Peony heralded flower of the year by floral design pros
1-800-Flowers has named this long-loved spring and summer bloom as its favorite flower of the year
By Tenielle Jordison Published
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Experts shed light on how to store seeds properly, and whether they ever really 'go bad' after all
Experts explain how to keep germination rates high by storing seeds correctly, for a wonderfully thriving garden
By Camille Dubuis-Welch Published
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How to grow the contents of your salad bowl indoors – for fresh crops all year round
If you like the idea of growing your own salad crops indoors, check out these easy hydroponic gardening ideas
By Sarah Wilson Published
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What is a zen garden? This Japanese approach to design can turn backyards into calming sanctuaries
Japenese zen gardens are both calming and inspiring, adding a sense of verdant tranquility to any outdoor space
By Thomas Rutter Published
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These are the 5 essential components to designing any garden space, according to an NYC landscape architect
Based on decades of experience, landscape designer Ed Hollander shares with H&G the secrets to creating a cohesive, kind and joyful outside space
By Rachel Bull Published
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How to grow arugula – for a speedy crop of peppery leaves to boost your salad bowl
Everything you need to know about growing and harvesting this fashionable and flavorful salad leaf
By Drew Swainston Published
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How to grow ixora – for a flowering shrub that will dazzle
For those seeking a tropical addition to the backyard, make a bold statement with colorful ixora blooms
By Thomas Rutter Published
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This is the best material to propagate cuttings in – plant stylist Hilton Carter swears by this technique
Insider tips on how to grow the strongest and healthiest plants from your existing collection
By Rachel Bull Published
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Best red houseplants – 7 energizing indoor plants
Psychologists share how red indoor plants can boost levels and motivation
By Tenielle Jordison Published
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When and how to prune a trumpet vine – to keep these vigorous climbers under control
Annually pruning established trumpet vines need not be intimidating, thanks to our expert trimming tips
By Drew Swainston Published
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How to garden by the moon – and grow veggies according to lunar phases
This ancient astronomical method is said to result in bigger, healthier crops – would you give it a try?
By Holly Crossley Published
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8 trees to avoid planting close to a house – these are the varieties you should steer clear of
Planting a tree near your house has many benefits. But choosing the wrong variety of tree and planting it too close to your house can result in damage to your property
By Sarah Wilson Published
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7 plants to prune in February – discover popular shrubs and climbing plants that will benefit from a trim
Prune these plants before the end of the month to ensure the healthiest growth and best flowers for the coming year
By Drew Swainston Last updated
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How to care for bromeliads after flowering – expert advice for bloom aftercare
Bromeliads will only flower once, but that doesn't mean it's time to throw this houseplant out
By Tenielle Jordison Published
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What is a false spring? Why gardeners need to resist the temptation to plant early
How to avoid these common mistakes that are easy to make during a false spring
By Drew Swainston Published
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How to build hazel plant supports – for an English cottage garden look
Learn how to use sustainable, natural materials to build support structures for your climbing plants and tall perennials this year
By Thomas Rutter Published
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Primroses care and growing guide – expert tips for these delicate rosette bloomers
Flowering from late winter, these early bloomers brighten dark days with their vibrant pops of color
By Tenielle Jordison Published