Researchers from Iowa State University say that the over application of fertilizer can be harmful, but under-applying can be ...

Did a bank issue a credit card to a tree.* Barbara Walters never actually put this question to any of her interviewees. The belief that it was one of her standard queries took root when she ...

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Keeping your money tree healthy “The secret to a happy money tree is to give it the conditions it wants — or at least as close to them as you can provide," according to Justin Hancock, a ...

Your tree is not adapted to the strange soil, water, and sunlight of their new garden home. They may have had a steady diet of fertilizer or spent their winters in more southern locales.

There are two things we love deeply in life: plants and pets. So that’s why we’re on the lookout for pet-friendly plants that won't threaten your fur babies if they take a nibble. For the ...

While it can be used for money trees, it is important to follow the instructions carefully and not over-fertilize the plant. Too much fertilizer can lead to leaf burn and damage to the roots.

Money tree is a good plant for pet owners because it is not toxic to cats and dogs. Dear Master Gardener: I bought a big round fishbowl at a thrift store and would like to make a terrarium with it.

For example, a 4-foot to 5-foot Douglas fir at Walmart is priced at $84.98, but if you buy same type of tree for $175 from a lot that gives the proceeds to a local homeless shelter, you may be ...