Exotic-looking flowers may have a reputation for being difficult to grow, but there are plenty to choose from that grow well during our warm summer weather and will give you bold foliage and unique ...

You could reap major benefits from putting banana peels in your garden and while it might seem odd, it could help your plants ...

Barefoot Mimosas shared the hack on Instagram at the end of June, and it's one you don't want to miss. You fill up an ...

Green-thumbed gardeners will love this striking and adaptable plant, perfect for both indoor and outdoor settings. The banana plant—specifically the Musa Oriental Dwarf—is a tropical variety ...

THE commercial banana is typically seedless and must be propagated vegetatively by lateral buds which appear on the true stem at the base of a large plant. Depending on climate and season, a ...

Make sure to clear away all leaves, soil and plant debris from your patios and flower beds; this creates a healthier environment for new growth, especially as we get into the summer months.

Adding banana peels in your garden routine can give you healthier plants without any chemical fertilizers. Here's how you can use banana peels to boost the growth of your potted plants effectively.

Looking to give your plants a boost? One woman has claimed that watering your orchids with banana peel water can help them to ...

Banana peels usually end up the bin but gardeners are urging people to keep hold of them this summer. They are packed with nutrients and can help root development, flowering and fruiting.

This week's column includes advice for getting plants to produce, as well as how to get in touch with University of Missouri Extension's Plant Clinic.

The benefits of flowering annuals Most flowering annuals have an extended bloom season as they typically keep flowering from the time you plant them until the end of the season.