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Once the warmer temps of spring reach your garden, little soft-bodied bugs congregate around the ends of your rose’s new growth, feeding on the plant’s sap. Aphids, the true sign of spring! As much as we hate seeing these pests feeding on our plants, they are common worldwide and hard to avoid. Most of the … Read more
Propagate pear trees with ease using our ultimate guide, and savor the sweet success of home-grown fruit! If you have a beautiful, fruit-bearing pear tree, you may be wondering if you can propagate it to grow more trees. The short answer is yes – with some patience and the right techniques, you can absolutely propagate … Read more
Bonsai trees are miniature trees grown in containers. With proper care these little trees can live for decades or even centuries. However, as the tree grows over time it will eventually outgrow its pot and need to be replanted. Replanting, also known as repotting, is an essential part of caring for a bonsai tree. This … Read more
Dahlias are absolutely stunning in the summer garden with their bright, colorful blooms But when fall arrives, it’s important to know how to properly care for dahlias so they survive the winter and return vigorously next year In this guide. I’ll provide a complete overview of fall dahlia care including Why fall care is crucial … Read more
Every item on this page was hand-picked by a House Beautiful editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Though the days are slowly starting to get longer and the weather has warmed up a bit, we’re not fully out of the woods when it comes to the winter … Read more
If you’ve got a smaller garden (or don’t have room for one!), food growing can seem daunting and inaccessible. However, there are plenty of foods that can grow in bags, like potatoes. If you’ve got a spot that gets a lot of sun (yes, even a patio or balcony will do), you can grow up … Read more
Hostas are known for their use in brightening shady spaces, adding texture and color to challenging spaces in the garden, but did you know there are hostas for full sun?. While hostas in the garden are usually termed “shade-tolerant” plants, meaning they will grow in shade or partial shade, some cultivars actually tolerate partially sunny … Read more
Review general planting guidelines for spring-planted flower bulb varieties. See height, zones, light requirements, planting depth, and spacing at a glance. Spring-planted bulbs are planted in the spring and bloom in the summer. Spring is an exciting time for gardeners. The cold winter months are finally giving way to warmer weather, and it’s time to … Read more
When it comes to flamboyant flowers, few plants can beat the hardy, deciduous peony – the giant blooms can often be the size of dinner plates. There are three types of peony: herbaceous types, which die back to ground level every winter; tree peonies, which are taller and more woody and keep their frame throughout … Read more
Strawberry aphids are a common pest that can wreak havoc on strawberry plants. As sap-sucking insects, they stunt plant growth and spread disease. Left uncontrolled, entire crops can be devastated. Getting rid of strawberry aphids requires diligence and a multi-pronged approach. But with the right techniques, you can protect your strawberries and enjoy a bountiful … Read more