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Large planters are an essential décor element for every home and commercial property. They come in large sizes, allowing them to create a bigger visual impact on your space than small pots. While small pots are easier to fill, filling large planters comes with some challenges. From selecting the right filler material to layering the … Read more
Sweetcorn tastes best when eaten as soon as it’s picked and the only way you can enjoy that fresh, super-sweet taste is to grow sweetcorn at home. In this article, I’ll walk through every step you need to take to grow your own corn – from sowing seeds and what varieties to pick all the … Read more
If you have a shady space where you want to add color, begonias are the perfect choice! Begonias add effortless color in shade gardens, under trees, and in containers on porches and patios. In general, youll find a warm color palette of yellow, red, orange, pink, and white flowers. Begonia plants are typically under 1 … Read more
The marble queen pothos is one of the most popular houseplants due to its ease of care lush green and white variegated leaves and vining growth habit. Typically grown in hanging baskets, the marble queen pothos has the potential to become an even more stunning showpiece plant when supported on a moss pole. A moss … Read more
Are you wondering whether or not you really need to thin out your lettuce seedlings? Or maybe you just want to know the best way to do so. Let me be the first to say, it is super easy and it’s a must-do gardening task. Sometimes the problem with gardening is that it’s easy to … Read more
English Ivy, or Hedera helix, is a classic houseplant known for its lush green leaves and trailing vines. But, like any plant, it has specific needs to thrive. One of the most important factors to consider is temperature tolerance. Understanding how temperature affects your ivy can mean the difference between a thriving plant and one … Read more
Region: Found in the eastern half of the U.S., as well as California, Oregon, Washington, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas Have you ever noticed a peculiar looking insect flying or crawling around your garden that has a distinct triangle shape and folded wings on its back? If so you’ve likely spotted a leaf-footed bug, a … Read more
Japanese maples are typically known for their exquisite foliage and captivating aesthetics, but with hundreds of diverse varieties there are many with distinct characteristics that are unique to the general understanding of Japanese maple beauty. While the fiery reds and vibrant oranges of their leaves often steal the spotlight, there exists a fascinating subset within … Read more
Growing grass in a cup is an easy and fun science experiment that helps teach kids about plants growth and nature. With just a few basic supplies, you can grow a cup of grass indoors that kids will love caring for and observing over time. In this article, we’ll walk through the simple steps for … Read more
All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. Rock gardening was introduced during the industrial revolution to bring beauty to the degrading European countryside. At the time, there was one dominant practice, whereas now rock garden … Read more