Columnist Robin Trott shares how to grow tulips, daffodils and more inside when temperatures are freezing outside.

Colder rooms, closed windows and thirsty radiators leave indoor greenery looking tired. Your home might be drying their ...

Indoor hydroponic gardening—a method of growing plants using nutrient-rich water instead of soil—could help cancer patients develop better mental health, eat a healthier diet and enjoy a better ...

Last Tuesday at an announcement at the Saskatchewan Legislature, the names were released of the 57 young entrepreneurs in the province recognized through the Sask. Chamber’s inaugural Young ...

Many plants can not survive after the frost sets in, but if you plan to relocate them indoors for winter, make sure you ...

As prices bite and climate quirks intensify, a quiet shift is taking root in Britain’s back gardens this autumn. Across allotments and patios, growers are ...

Delhi's eyes are under siege from pollution and relentless screen time, leading to a surge in dry eye disease. Smog irritates, while reduced blinking ...

NASA's research reveals common houseplants can significantly purify indoor air, removing toxins like formaldehyde and benzene ...

Growing mint indoors means you'll have a constant supply of fresh flavor for salads, desserts, cocktails, and garnishes. Grow ...

You should plant paperwhites in water in the fall for a festive display, as they take four to six weeks to bloom indoors.