Once the jacarandas are in bloom, as they have been for the last few weeks, it’s a sure sign that summer’s heat is on the way ...

Discover how berberine can help women over 50 balance blood sugar, boost metabolism, and support hormonal health naturally. Learn its benefits and practical tips.

But with a plant such as a spreading perennial, you could cut through the root mass and create two plants without affecting its long-term health, so being pot bound isn’t an issue.

Certain plants and foods contain elements with antimicrobial and antibacterial properties, and these may have a natural antibiotic effect. Natural antibiotics may be helpful for minor bacterial ...

The blend of echinacea and goldenseal root helps promote overall respiratory health and wellness in times of stress. The supplement is vegan, gluten-free, and made with premium, organic ingredients.

Water your plant early in the day and, at the end of the day, stick your finger beneath the growing mix’s surface to feel for moisture. If the soil is dry and the pot is much lighter, your plant ...

Root rot can have several causes, but the signs of disease and damage look very much the same. We'll explain what causes root rot, the signs of root rot, and most importantly, how to avoid root rot.

If the plant is being grown in a sunny spot, the yellowing could be due to sunburn, especially if it was previously in a shaded spot. The leaf may also have been burnt by coming into contact with ...

Keep them moist. As soon as the plant arrives, check to make sure its roots have not dried out. Keep them moist until you can plant it. If you’ll have to wait more than a couple of days, pot up ...

3. American ginseng is expensive The plant sells for a premium—twice as much as Chinese ginseng and 50 percent more than the Canadian root. Wisconsin ginseng, especially, is a prized product in other ...

Wild plants—such as Brazil nuts and licorice root (above) and frankincense, goldenseal, and gum arabic (below)—are used in food, cosmetics, and medicine. But little thought is given to where ...