
Ciscoe's gardening tips for keeping things growing — inside — during winter
Ciscoe Morris offers winter tips on growing mushrooms in your kitchen, planting bare-root apple trees and getting vegetable starts from seeds you grow indoors.
Ciscoe is well known in the Pacific Northwest. He appears regularly on TV and radio. His newest book is "Oh, La La!: Homegrown Stories, Helpful Tips, and Garden Wisdom." When he is not speaking, writing or hosting an international garden tour, Ciscoe can be found at his Seattle home gardening alongside his pup, Izzy.
Ciscoe Morris offers winter tips on growing mushrooms in your kitchen, planting bare-root apple trees and getting vegetable starts from seeds you grow indoors.
These attractive, practically indestructible tropical houseplants thrive in low light and can survive for years in a pot filled with only pebbles and water.
Ciscoe Morris has advice for keeping track of your treasured bulbs after they go dormant, and for keeping your trees well-watered over the summer.
Garden expert Ciscoe Morris answers your questions about the giant Himalayan lily, nibbled dahlias and honeysuckle vines plagued with powdery mildew and aphids.
To grow an avocado tree from a seed with your kids, all you need is a fresh pit, toothpicks and a glass of water. In...
Spring, when your houseplants are actively growing, is the best time to repot. Keep in mind, though, that most houseplants perform best when slightly rootbound.
Follow these tips, and before you know it, your newly trimmed and well-fed roses will reward you with a magnificent display of beautiful blooms.
Ciscoe Morris has 10 gardening resolutions he vows not to break, from limiting rare plants to keeping his shower drain clear. Although a few are...
When it comes to living Christmas trees, spruces and pines are the easiest to transplant and usually make the transition to landscape specimen with few...
Right now is the most effective time to apply a synthetic, slow-release fall and winter lawn fertilizer. The ingredients in synthetic fertilizer are instantly accessible...