To ensure your plants are getting the most out of watering and that the water and time used to nurture your garden aren't being wasted, you'll want to be sure you are watering the right way.

Always use room-temperature water to keep the plant's roots healthy. Tap water with high mineral content can also cause salt build-up in the soil, which may harm your pothos over time. If you ...

While it's still technically winter, there is still time to get outside in between storms to spruce up your landscaping.

Because of the high-angled spout placement ... The long, curved spout makes watering any indoor plant easy, regardless of location. The curved spout also helps slow water flow when pouring ...

Jamie from Roots on 9th in Green Bay shares some of her expert tips to watering your indoor plants during the dry winter months.

Plants often need special care to grow in high humidity. Extreme fluctuations in temperature can be detrimental to plant growth. Therefore, one should know which plants to grow in which season.

The San Antonio Water System (SAWS) held its annual "Spring Bloom" event, providing free plants to the first 1,000 visitors ...

Select a high-quality medium such as potting ... Good air circulation makes sturdier stems and stronger plants. Pay close attention to light levels and watering practices if seedlings get tall ...

Most indoor-garden kits use either a self-watering or hydroponic system to grow plants. I started with a self-watering system — the Click-and-Grow model — and after years of testing ...