You’re legally allowed to cut ivy back to your property line, as long as you don’t damage the main plant or cross boundaries.

The oft-maligned ivy is no parasite, says Alan Titchmarsh: it's a plant that does little harm and much good.

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Happy New Year! And here’s to a really good gardening year in 2026. The festive season is not yet over, and after a week or so of indulgence you may be feeling the need to get outside a little more.

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Finding Your Roots returns, telling stories that illuminate America’s fundamental diversity. Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. returns for Season 12 on PBS, exploring the family trees of ...

Creeping fig (Ficus pumila), also known as climbing fig, is an indoor vining plant that looks delicate but actually makes a ...

After decades of systematically concealing gray hair, gray roots are now being embraced as a stylish and liberating choice. This natural aesthetic is gaining traction among the 40+ age group, ...