Add fragrance and beauty to a sunny spot by growing lavender in pots ... plants more vulnerable to pests, diseases, and cold ...

And choosing fragrant flowers and foliage is one of the best ways to boost their sensory appeal. There are lots of suitably ...

Lavender plants can turn woody and leggy due to heavy soil and too much regular watering in the summer months. Lavender plants can be trimmed at the end of summer after they have flowered.

In addition, the two plants we ordered with Horti white pots each came with a dehydrated ... a pothos plant in a 4-inch plastic nursery pot cost $48, more than twice as much as a similar-size ...

As the cold winter departs and spring brings a fresh new bloom of nature, the plant experts at Ashridge have revealed some essential tips and tricks to grow beautiful lavender plants in your home.

By not mowing down weeds and native plants that flower first ... I start my dahlias in 3-4 inch pots, depending on the size of the tuber. Make sure to include a label because they all look ...

Also in this issue, we look at a woolly solution for amending soils, how to divide primroses, a phenomenal lavender to grow ... vera gel works too), 3.5-inch pots, a potting tray, fresh potting ...

Growing plants in pots is a versatile way to garden in small spaces, on patios, or indoors. Having a pot of lavender near doors and windows is a wonderful way to fill your home with the calming scent.

and $7 to $10 for 4-inch pots. Full flats of milkweed are $112, half flats are $56, and mixed specialty bags are $40. All plants are pesticide-free and locally grown. Pre-order container ...

Horizontal elongated planters can be better for displaying several plants in one pot, while smaller vertical pots can be better for a single houseplant or vegetable plant. Some planters may be ...

Pot up lilies and dahlias in 1-gallon size pots for placing out later on. Smaller corms and bulbs, like gladiolus, can be potted up in 4-inch sized pots. By time they are up and fully rooted the ...