Most plants thrive in soils with a slightly acidic to neutral pH of around 6.0 to 7.0. If you’re struggling with overly ...

Before you dig a garden, it's important to figure out what type of soil you have and then select plants (and amend your soil) ...

Staking can help. Prepare your soil first with lots of aged manure or compost, so there’s heaps of food there to support heaps of flowers. Soil needs to be well drained – if you have heavy ...

Marc Tomas, past President, Ikebana International Manila Chapter 108 and member of Sogetsu Potential Manila Chapter will once again share his expertise on the Ikebana-Sogetsu Japanese flower ...

So, as you venture out into the wilds of Eagle County this spring, whether it’s to catch a glimpse of a Mountain Bluebird or a thriving patch of pasque flowers, take a moment to reflect on the beauty ...

Sansó’s artworks are characterized by the boldness of his colors and spirit, which, perhaps, best present itself in his iconic series of flower paintings. While critics like Rod Paras-Perez and ...

"By the same token, a healthy plant microbiome allows the plants to make better use of nutrients available in the soil and more resistant ... the paper and a recent Ph.D. graduate from NC State.

Like many other flowers, tulips require soil with a neutral pH balance of about 6.0 to 7.0. This is because if the soil is more acidic or more alkaline, the flowers won't be able to absorb some of the ...