Don’t toss that potted amaryllis when the new year arrives. This winter favorite can be enjoyed for years to come.

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To keep cut flowers fresh, place them in a vase of clean water and trim the stems every few days. Cutting the stems at an angle (rather than straight across) allows for better water absorption.

Gardeners should be resting at this time of year as there is not much to do in the garden in winter, but there is one important tip to know if you wish to keep your roses healthy. You may have ...

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Fresh flowers add a magical touch to your festive decor, but no one wants wilting petals before the celebrations are over.

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Remember that location is everything: Cut flowers last longer at moderate temperatures, so keep them away from direct sunlight and heat. Cavender also warned that you should keep flowers away from ...