AvatarTeresa HallStoryboardThe Best Time Of Year To Cut Back Your Ornamental GrassesCurated byHouseDigestWhen used as an accent plant, ornamental grasses can provide significant advantages in your landscaping design. These plants are great for many reasons, including their varying heights, seed head textures, and colors. Many ornamental grasses even thrive with very little water. It's smart to cut them back once a year to retain the best prospects for growth, health, and strength in the plants.
AvatarTeresa HallBest fast-growing indoor plants – 7 plants to fill your home with foliageHomes & Gardens - Tenielle JordisonSometimes when you get the bug for houseplants, there’s nothing more you want than to fill every room of your home with greenery as soon as possible. …
AvatarTeresa HallSago Palm Care Guide: Easy-To-Grow And Perfect For Beginnersboredpanda.com - Rutuja Dumbre, Žydrūnė TrukanavičiūtėWhen we think of “tropical,” we envision lazy summer vacations, sultry afternoons for ice creams or chilled drinks, and pleasant palm trees. If …
AvatarTeresa HallMonstera care guide – 5 expert tips to keep this tropical houseplant thrivingHomes & Gardens - Tenielle JordisonIf you’re looking for a new houseplant to add to your collection and don’t mind a bit of unruly growth, the popular monstera is an ideal choice, and …
AvatarTeresa HallThe Air-Purifying Plant You'll Want To Keep In Your Homehousedigest.com - A. R. HopkinsIf you've been searching for your first air-purifying houseplant, this may be the one for you. It's easy to care for and safe to have around your …
AvatarTeresa HallThis $10 Addition to Your Planters Could be the Answer to Healthier Outdoor Plantslivingetc.com - Lilith HudsonWith the New Year upon us, you might be considering braving the cold to venture out into your backyard once more. (We're talking gardening, not …
