If your trees, shrubs, and evergreens seem to be the same size now as when the season started – or worse yet, are spindlier or deteriorated – a rescue venture might be on your 2025 gardening horizon.

— Recommendations are independently chosen by our editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us and our publishing partners a commission. Growing your first garden — or your first plant, ...

Growing plants from seeds is fun and inexpensive, but you need to provide young seedlings with appropriate sunlight to grow into strong plants. How much light do seedlings need to grow and thrive?

When you're buying one or two plants, letting someone else grow them makes sense. As you scale up, the math changes. People tend to start gardening the same way: They grow their first plant outside, ...

Transform your small space into a vibrant garden. Discover easy-to-grow vegetables like tomatoes, spinach, and chillies ...

Alpine plants, fragile and adapted to live in a limited ecosystem, may be the canary in the coal mine of climate change. Alpine plants face a number of threats: Recreation (trampling and disturbance ...

Is it too late to winterize plants? Plant pros share which plants can be winterized late in the season and how to do it.

If you’ve ever considered growing your own pot plant at home in Southern California but found the whole tents-and-timers-in-a-closet thing impossibly confusing or prohibitively intimidating (or both), ...