The Olympian on MSN
Gardening expert Marianne Binetti’s answers to your questions about houseplants
If the light in your basement window is so dim that no more flowers appear just enjoy the green foliage and add more low ...
Neil Sperry gives answers on dividing liriope, why you shouldn't save pumpkin seeds, caring for Phalaenopsis orchid, starting ...
A phalaenopsis orchid is perfect if you only have a little room and some sun. The end of December is when the long nights ...
Gardenista on MSN
Extend the holidays: How to care for poinsettias, amaryllis, and other seasonal houseplants
Happy holidays! This week we’re revisiting our favorite festive stories from years past, like this one: Remember that orchid ...
Southern Living on MSN
How To Water An Orchid Without Overdoing It
Orchids don't like soggy soil and overwatering is a common cause of death for these tropical houseplants. Learn how to water an orchid without overdoing it.
Homes and Gardens on MSN
If you avoid orchids because they're 'impossible to keep alive,' read this
Discover 3 orchid myths you shouldn't believe. These misconceptions can put you off growing an orchid, but here's why they ...
Plastic pervades modern life, and menstruation is no exception. Since the middle of the 20 th century, many tampons and menstrual pads have contained somewhere between a little and a lot of plastic in ...
When a relative died, I was given an extraordinary artifact—and a head-spinning journey down a 25-year ethical rabbit hole.
Most plastics are made from chemicals that come from petrol, gas or coal. They are made by heating these chemicals at a high temperature. When the plastic is soft it can be poured into a mould. Once ...
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