by Bethany Hayes Basil prefers to grow in moist soil, and problems occur when overwatered, such as yellow and drooping leaves. The real issues are under the soil surface that you can't see with your eyes. That's why learning how to fix overwatered basil is essential; you can … [Read more...]
How to Grow Tansy (Tanacetum vulgare)
By Erin Marissa Russell Tansy is a perennial herb that is a member of the aster plant family. It grows in clumps between three and four feet tall, with a six-inch to 10-inch spread. Its light green leaves measure between eight and 10 inches long, are toothed, and have an … [Read more...]
How to Care for a Rosemary Tree
By Erin Marissa Russell Rosemary trees are a common holiday gift for gardeners, home cooks, and those new to caring for plants alike. These little trees are easy to care for and make a handsome addition to the home or outdoor garden as well as being easy to put to use in the … [Read more...]
Citronella Plant vs. Citronella Grass
Erin Marissa Russell Many gardeners decide to add citronella to the garden to keep those swarms of pesky mosquitoes at bay—but there’s more than one plant out there that’s sold under the name of citronella. How do you know which plant is the right one? And how effective are … [Read more...]
17 Herbs You Can Grow In Water
By Matt Gibson Plants that grow in water are called hydrophytes, or macrophytes. Some water plants can grow in water for their entire lives, while others can be propagated, or regrown in water, but need to be transplanted into soil once they develop roots in order to get … [Read more...]
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