Stephanie Bartlett
School
Royal Horticultural Society, University Of Brighton
Expertise
Tropical Plant Species, Cacti And Succulents, Medicinal Herbs
- Stephanie has assisted with hydroponics research.
- She volunteers for an eco-therapy program in London.
- She has also contributed to the digitization of the herbarium at Kew Botanical Gardens.
Experience
Whilst living in Germany, Stephanie worked as a lab assistant at a hydroponics farm that developed new ways of growing. She has many years of experience cultivating houseplants and works as a senior horticulturist in biophilic design. A lover of words, she has written for U.S., U.K., and German audiences and worked on a translation for an extensive botanical glossary.
Education
Stephanie attained a master's in design from the University of Brighton before retraining with the U.K.'s Royal Horticultural Society.
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Stories By Stephanie Bartlett
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If you want to attract birds, secret lust coneflowers are a great choice, and they come with another big benefit. Here's everything you need to know.
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Starting a lovely pollinator garden is exciting, but you can’t choose your flowers willy-nilly. To ensure success, never plant this with your butterfly weed.
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Gardens lacking essential nutrients for plants can't produce the healthiest flowers or vegetables. To give your soil a needed boost, try this natural solution.
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If you're planning on planting some daffodils, you need to know which ones will thrive in your growing zone. Here's how to determine the best species.
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Ready to grow a passionflower vine in your garden for vibrant tropical blooms? Before you get started, there are some things you should know to look out for.
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Carrots are known to be low-maintenance edibles for beginner gardeners. However, thanks to TikTok, if you want the best yield come harvest time, here's the key.
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Your bathroom is the perfect place for humidity-loving plants. If you're looking to add a pop of color to your space, try incorporating this plant.
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The Swiss cheese plant doesn't bloom with delicious slices of dairy, but it can grow indoors with only a little bit of water, making it a popular houseplant.
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Hydrangeas are already a popular flowering plant for gardens, but one variety in particular will amaze you with its vibrant, rich colors.
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Creeping lemon thyme is a valuable addition to any garden, but bringing out its mosquito repellent qualities may require an extra step or two.
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Kiwi fruit in your garden? Yes, it could happen - especially if you follow these simple TikTok instructions on how to get your own kiwi vine at home.
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Hardy and easy to grow, Siberian irises are the perfect addition to your garden this spring. Here are the facts about this beautiful, non-bearded flower.
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Lavender will brighten up any garden, but it's a particularly good friend to one popular herb that can benefit from lavender's presence.
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Houseplants have many benefits, from their gorgeous looks to promoting a feeling of calm. But can this palm plant purify the air? Here's what we know.
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Planting black-eyed Susans alongside citrus trees to attract hoverflies is a good way to protect them from mealybugs and other common pests.
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You want your houseplants to look their best, so it is alarming when your bird of paradise's leaves start splitting. Learn why this may not be a bad thing.
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Having trouble getting your lavender seeds to sprout? Take some tips from TikTok for successfully germinating your lavender seeds before planting them.
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Sometimes, the simplest methods of garden maintenance can be the most beneficial. Here's some guidance on taking care of limelight hydrangeas.
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If your camellias are not looking their best, a secret ingredient touted on TikTok can help your plants thrive and bloom well. Here's what to know.
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One of the best ways to attract hummingbirds into your yard is by planting the right flowers. Discover one perennial that these birds constantly feed from.
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If your orchid looks like it's lacking nutrients, one common household product could save your plant. Find out what it is and how to use it as a fertilizer.
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With bluish-green erect stems, pickle plants can easily be propagated to expand your collection. Find out how to turn one plant into many succulents.
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If you want to propagate your snake plant to produce more houseplants from cuttings, discover one crucial mistake you should always avoid making.
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Barnyardgrass is a resilient weed that can overtake lawns and gardens. Discover the best way to keep it off your property or remove it if it has already grown.
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Terrariums are easy ways to add some greenery into your space without any high maintenance requirements. Learn how to make one out of the IKEA BORRBY lantern.
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When propagating your plants, it's important to grow the cuttings or seedlings in the right growing medium. Find out why sand could be the ideal choice.
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Some believe that a specific pantry item can help your poinsettia thrive all year long. Discover what this item is and if it could benefit your Christmas plant.