Pepper plants produce delicious and often spicy vegetables, called peppers, which are cultivated all around the world. Different types of pepper plants can produce a wide variety of different kinds of peppers but, in general, these plants require relatively similar basic care. Though pruning your pepper plant is not necessary for it to produce peppers, careful regular pruning can

So you bought an herb plant thinking you could save money and gain a constant supply of fresh herbs just to find that glorious herb wilted later that day (or the next). Never fear, you can revive the plant no matter what color your thumbs are!

While there are several species of walnut, most notably the black walnut and English walnut, basic planting and care instructions are all similar. Still, due to the existence of hundreds of varieties adapted to different climates and disease resistance, planting nuts from relatively nearby is recommended. Walnut trees can produce flavorful nuts and durable, attractive timber, but home

“Angel Trumpet” is the common name for the beautiful flowering plants of the Brugmansia and Datura families. Though most people grow Angel Trumpets out of plant cuttings, you can also cultivate them using seeds. The process takes some time, but with a little tender loving care, you can grow a garden of gorgeous Brugmansia or Datura plants that will be the envy of everyone who sees it.

Hollyhocks are biennial plants in many climates, meaning they grow leaves the first year and flower, seed, and die the next. However, depending on their growing conditions, your hollyhocks may keep coming back as short-lived perennials. And, if you start your hollyhocks indoors or live in an area with a long growing season, you might get flowers the first year. In any case, site

Pears are a tasty and juicy fruit that you can grow in your own backyard! It takes time and care for a fruit tree to bloom successfully, but you’ll be able to enjoy food that you’ve grown yourself. From one small pear seed, you can grow a fruitful pear tree you and your family will enjoy taking care of!

While bamboo can look quite pretty, it can also be an invasive plant. It is hard to get rid of, no matter what method you choose. Luckily, it's not impossible to remove. Whether you go for the chemical, organic, or physical methods, you will be doing a fair amount of digging up rhizomes (underground stems) and cutting down the stalks. The best way, of course, is to prevent your bamboo

Vines can be a great addition to your gate or fence, but they can be a pain in the neck when they get tangled or overgrown. Although you don’t have to prune your vines, some extra TLC can go a long way in making your plants healthier and more beautiful. With some gardening gloves and the right shears, you can make short work of any overgrown vines and make your landscape look even more

The ficus benjamina, also known as a weeping fig, is a popular indoor tree due to how easy it is to grow, and it's relatively low maintenance. By maintaining the proper climate and keeping your soil healthy, you can have an indoor ficus that grows for years to come.

Growing rhubarb from a seed takes considerably more time than growing it from a crown or cutting, but it can be a cheaper and easier way to start a large crop. In cool climates you can grow rhubarb as a perennial, which can be harvested year after year, or you can grow it as an annual, which is recommended in warmer areas.