Lavender is one of the most sought after herbs by gardeners. It is appreciated most for its versatile use whether fresh or ...

Rather than buying fresh blooms to sit on your vanity, you might want to consider dried flowers. Here's why they make the ...

You can keep your beautiful blooms alive long after they’ve left the garden by drying them. Turn your favorite petals into ...

In November, the short days of autumn feel longer, colder, and frost seems mere days away. And at this time of year our ...

For those ready to take on the challenge, Griffin recommends olive trees, which require full sun, arid environments and low ...

Deadheading your dried hydrangea flowers at the end of the season can feel like a waste. Instead, save them for this stunning fall DIY that brings them indoors.

Dried plant bundles sold for ritual burning often include plants from distant regions that may be harvested unsustainably to meet the rising demand.

Nothing conjures up the feeling of the tropics like giant, lush-leaved plants, and if you live in the tropics or subtropics, ...

2. Open a book and line it with newspaper. Place your flowers (as flat as you can) on the page. 3. Carefully close the book and weight it down - additional heavy books work well as weights. 4. Store ...

The falling temperatures mean that conditions inside the house are likely to change too, with some areas becoming colder, ...

One way to use any leftover flowers is to dry them to make potpourri, which will help to freshen up the entire house. You can also sprinkle these puja petals over your bath water for a scented, warm ...

If you've noticed your plants are being nibbled on by pesky slugs, a gardening guru has shared a genius way to keep them at ...