Interested in some plants that are both ornamental and edible? There are plenty of options that can grow here in the Midwest. With a little extra care and some ancient harvesting tips, you can...

Orchids are a beloved indoor plant that can make quite the statement when in full bloom, though it can seem difficult to get them flowering again after the first round of flowers. Taking proper...

    With the holidays quickly approaching, stress can reach an all-time-high at home. While you might not want yet another responsibility on your plate, it can be beneficial to add some calming,...

Incorporating vines into the garden can seem like a great idea, yet an intimidating one. Deciding on where you want them to grow and what purpose you hope them to serve is the easiest way to start...

Spring through early summer is the season most commonly associated with blooming flowers, so designing flower beds that can flourish all year can feel like a difficult task. Luckily, Missouri has...

A low-maintenance summer staple, hydrangeas are shrubs most recognized by their vibrant blooms. Often planted in early spring, these plants average around 2-feet of growth each year and will...

Bonsai trees are a cross section of art, architecture and nature. They’re a great outlet for expressing creativity through nurturing a natural plant. The plants are often associated with harmony,...

Dragonflies are thought to symbolize a change of perspective, a deeper meaning of life and a sense of hope. Typically seen in the heat of the day during the summer months, they’re a colorful and...

March might be too early to officially start your planting, but it doesn’t mean it’s too early to continue preparing your garden for the warmer months. One of the biggest challenges gardeners face...

While the weather outside is cold and gray, you can begin your gardening season indoors. Having a solid foundation will make it easier for you to get your garden started in the spring and to get...

Gather Your Supplies

Once you’ve decided to create your wreath, some basic supplies you’ll need include pine branches or wreath branches, a wreath wring, floral wire, wire cutters and...

At-Home Harvest

Missouri’s climate allows cold season vegetables to continue growing through the end of October. Plots sown in late August have the ability to last through Halloween...