He has converted a cabinet into a mini greenhouse to provide optimum conditions for his baby plants, and he enjoys watching them develop and grow. Jan groups his plants in clusters depending on ...

Once they flower, they don’t do it again—but they make little baby plants before they go. They love humidity and light, but not too much fuss. Indoor geraniums don’t get enough love, but they’re easy ...

It’s very important for you and your baby, especially during the first trimester, and even before. Sweet potatoes are rich in beta-carotene, a plant compound that your body converts to vitamin A.

Fruit trees take strategy to grow, needing plenty ... Avoid planting any kind of wisteria near your fruit trees. Some varieties are highly invasive, like Chinese and Japanese wisteria (Wisteria ...

If you plan to start seedlings indoors for your vegetable garden, even the brightest, sunniest window won't give those baby plants the bright light they need. A sign that your for flowering or ...

Most of what you are seeing is Japanese wisteria -- Wisteria floribunda. A better-behaved plant is American wisteria --Wisteria frutescens. "Amethyst Falls" is an improved variety that works well ...

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Use a knife to lift them up, and look for roots. If it has them, you can cut it away from the big plant, place the baby in potting mix, water lightly, and wait. This is a slow to moderate grower ...

If they haven't yet sprouted or developed roots, they aren't as susceptible to frost damage as an actual baby plant. Additionally, brief cold spells — especially if temperatures dip overnight ...