Many of the most popular garden varieties can pose serious health risks to pets, with some common ones being downright dangerous.

In the rush towards the latest trendy ingredient in cooking, some of the simple joys get left behind. Like sago. Like soeters. But let’s start with sago, and make a good old-fashioned pudding of it.

This sago palm is growing sprouts from its roots system at the base, but not its stalk since the February freeze, which gives it an odd look. Reader photo ...

The good news is that with a little knowledge, no pet (or their concerned owner) needs to suffer from poisonous plants.

I have noticed that there are small plants growing around the base of my sago palm. Some are even growing on the trunk. Can these be cut off safely and rooted? When? How? — Terry Yes, you can ...

I have noticed that there are small plants growing around the base of my sago palm. Some are even growing on the trunk. Can these be cut off safely and rooted? When? How? — Terry Yes, you can ...

For a planter that can handle a little drying out between waterings, try this foliage-centric mix, which includes sago palm, germander, 'Moonlight' caladium, and creeping Jenny. Position it in a ...

Sago palm is a low-growing plant with long green fronds, and despite its common name, it's not a true palm tree. Sago palm is more closely related to a conifer, and it grows best in warm, humid ...

The tropical sago palm is a popular landscaping choice for homeowners, but veterinarians in particular know a different side of the plant.