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Plants experts are cautioning that many flowers commonly bought for Valentine’s Day are harmful to pets.If a pet consumes ...

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Tulips Tulips mildly to moderately toxic to dogs as their bulbs contain tulipalin ... plants can be a great alternative to ...

Tulips: Another classic romantic flower, tulips are unfortunately moderately toxic to dogs. Tulip bulbs contain tulipalin ... bird’s nest fern, orchid, and fishbone cactus.

The 10-time Chelsea Flower Show designer shares her secrets for rural and urban spaces that transport: from pergolas ...

It may still be winter, but under the snow and ice and beneath the sodden blanket of last autumn’s leaves,  the first signs of life are ...

Tip: If you have difficulty with heavy shade, try planting some spring-blooming bulbs ... ferns, rocks and tree stumps. It is hardy in Zones 4 to 8. Turtlehead (Chelone) has hooded flowers in ...

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In late winter, the garden may not seem as romantic as its summer successor, yet you can fall in love with dazzling water ...