Plant Expert Reveals Top Tips for Keeping Plants Alive While on Vacation originally appeared on Parade Home & Garden. With summer right around the corner, vacation season is about to be in full swing.

Learn three practical methods to keep your Christmas tree watered while on vacation, from timing strategies to DIY watering ...

Getting ready to go on vacation seems to take an increasing amount of effort these days. There is so much to organize before you even leave the house, not least making sure all your beautiful ...

Winter, especially early winter, is a good time of year for gardeners to travel. Houseplants now are most tolerant of neglect and, if we plan a little, they can even thrive in our absence. Lack of ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – You'd think watering your plants would be easy, but not everyone does it correctly. Wallitsch Gardens wants to help you get it right and has the most effective way to water ...

One of Ashley Wearing’s most memorable clients was the woman who told her she had not traveled in seven years. Before hiring Wearing, owner of Houseplantsitter, the Austin resident had left her ...

While you’re away, use these tips for keeping plants alive on vacation from a plant pro to keep your indoor and outdoor plants happy at home. Before you hit the road, Pangborn recommends setting your ...

It goes without saying that seasonal gardening tasks should be performed at specific times of the year, mainly because of the weather. But many gardening practices are also best performed at certain ...

These affordable devices aim to keep your plants hydrated when you're out of town or too busy to keep up. I tested two to see if they're worth a buy. John Carlsen has more than a decade of experience ...

I like deals. Buying a large tree in a box and getting it planted for free is a good deal. Just have it done right. Beware. Numerous people have complained the planting crews dug the hole only wide ...

I read an interesting comment recently: “If trees produced free Wi-Fi, we’d be planting them everywhere. Too bad they only produce oxygen. “ It’s a rather tongue-in-cheek statement about trees, but it ...