Your garden might be full of life, but some of its tiniest inhabitants could be sneaking indoors without you knowing. Here ...

Start by inspecting them for pests and treating, if necessary. Repot if a plant needs it, and cut down on (or eliminate) ...

Pests in the garden can be utterly infuriating and can ruin our careful planting and tending in one vicious fell swoop. Whether you're growing indoors or out, prevention is often better than cure.

Start by inspecting them for pests and treating, if necessary. Repot if a plant needs it, and cut down on (or eliminate) fertilizing. Some plants can simply be brought indoors as houseplants ...

Growing vegetables indoors isn't just convenient; it's a fun and practical way to enjoy homegrown produce year-round, even in ...

3. You also want to do some maintenance before bringing a plant indoors. Cut off dead, leggy, or unhealthy growth. 4. Importantly, check for pests. Pests such as mealybugs, thrips, spider mites ...

Continue to use the insecticidal soap indoors as needed in conjunction with yellow sticky traps which can be hung on the ...