We spoke with three garden experts on different reasons to allow plants to go to seed, including benefits for wildlife, for your garden, and for yourself.

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The winterizing process should begin after the first frost in the fall causes the foliage to die back, usually around late October or November, depending on where you live. Make sure to wait until the ...

Organic garlic bulbs shouldn't have been coated with anything. Plant them so they're not touching, a hand width apart or even ...

Peonies need to go dormant for the winter season, so if you're going to keep one in your house you need to find a cold storage area that stays between 3 and 5 C consistently.

The dragon fruit seeds could have been brought to the site by birds which had consumed the fruit. Dragon fruit plants are epiphytic cacti and produce aerial roots that can help them attach to porous ...

“I like to keep the history going. Canada has a strong peony culture — not everyone knows that.” says Kate-Lynn Clark, owner of En Fleurs flower farm. It all started with a leap of faith and a summer ...