These hardy plants thrive in dry, poor soil and full sun to partial shade. Sedums are perfect for rock gardens, borders, and containers, adding interest and texture with their fleshy leaves and ...

The fix? If your indoor plants have hydrophobic soil, try to water from the bottom. Place a saucer of water beneath the pot and let the soil slowly wick up moisture through capillary action—a natural ...

this is brown and crumbly in texture and similar to that found on well-worked allotments. It's rarely waterlogged in winter or dry in summer and supports a wide range of plants. Loamy soil is ...

Learn how to grow and care for Platinum Beauty™ Lomandra, an evergreen grass-like plant that adds year-long texture and color ...

This common issue is caused by hydrophobic soil, which repels water instead of absorbing it. Why is it so difficult to wet dry soil? When soil gets too dry—whether in a potted plant or your ...