Repurposing old potting mix can be good for the plant and the planet – but how do you know whether to re-use or replace? The Guardian’s journalism is independent. We will earn a commission if you buy ...

Cut sedum back in spring, trim in early summer, and clean up in fall. Skip pruning in mid-summer and winter to avoid stressing the plant. Pruning keeps sedum strong, compact, and blooming well. Sedum ...

When we picture succulents, most of us will imagine an array of small potted plants housed indoors, but actually, these ...

Rarely, if ever, would anyone notice a sedum and say, “Wow, is that ever a pretty sedum.” Sedums do not take centrestage in the garden, instead allowing other plants to bask in glory. Their botanical ...

Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Q. My border sedums (the ...

The first week of May is full of color, so enjoy the beauty then get to work. Time to weed, feed and add new plants. May is also the main month for rhododendrons and azaleas to put on a show, so note ...

Which potting bench is best? If you are a gardening enthusiast, then you understand how helpful it is to be able to perform your gardening tasks without bending and twisting your back. A potting bench ...

Sedum plants need well-draining soil to avoid root rot, which is a prevalent problem in succulents. A 50% potting soil and 50% perlite or coarse sand mix is perfect. This blend drains well but holds ...

A string of hot late August days like we’ve been having can cause problems, especially in naturally dry areas. Our soil is very sandy and is prone to drying out quickly under these harsh conditions.

With varieties native to North America, tolerance to frigid temperatures down to minus 40 degrees F, and nearly 500 species described, this plant subverts all expectations of a succulent. Also known ...

Knowing how to organise a shed will increase the productivity and efficiency of your garden – meaning you can spend less time weeding and more time enjoying the beautiful space you've worked so hard ...