Lauren Krystaf is a Resource Writer at Collider. She specializes in horticulture, sustainable agriculture, agroecology, soil science, organic farming, and permaculture, focusing on the intersection of environmental sustainability and food production. Lauren's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News and AOL, Inc.
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If something is damaging your zinnia flowers, you might never see the perpetrator. Here are the signs to identify the pests and what to do about them.
Lauren Krystaf There are few things more upsetting than a dead houseplant, especially if you don't know what went wrong.
Lauren Krystaf Beautiful rocky paths can bring your whole garden design together and transform your landscaping.
By: Lauren Krystaf
Finding an attractive ground cover plant that's deer-resistant and will also lure pollinators into your yard is not that difficult when you consider succulents.
Beautiful and low-maintenance, it's no wonder why gravel gardens are popular. If your gravel garden needs a visual boost, consider this hardy ground cover.
By: Lauren Krystaf
Thanks to their sustainable nature and low-effort beauty, gravel gardens are great additions to many landscapes.
There are a number of plants that make great companions for zinnia flowers, but here's one that would be a bad idea to grow alongside zinnias.
Lauren Krystaf Clay-heavy soil is common throughout the United States, and it poses some serious challenges for gardeners.
These popular flowers will continue blooming until the first frost of the autumn, and they even come in a range of fall hues, from red to yellow.
