Audrey Stallsmith is a Contributing Writer at BobVila.com. With over 30 years of writing experience, she has focused on garden-related nonfiction for the past decade, exploring themes such as horticulture, sustainable agriculture, and permaculture. Audrey's work has been featured in Yahoo News, NewsBreak, MSN, and BobVila.com.
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Audrey focuses on writing how-to guides and reviews for a gardening audience, with an emphasis on plant care and horticulture. She would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into gardening techniques, new or unusual plants suitable for indoor or outdoor cultivation, or expert advice on specific aspects of plant care.
Given her focus on creating informative content related to gardening and horticulture, she may be receptive to pitches from experienced botanists, horticulturists, or gardeners who can provide practical tips and guidance based on their expertise. Additionally, given the nature of her articles as "how-to" guides and reviews in the house & home theme with scientific undertones; sources should consider providing detailed information supported by evidence-based practices when reaching out to Audrey.
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By: Audrey Stallsmith
These beautiful (and tough!) plants not only do well in containers but will also survive infrequent or irregular waterings.
I usually make my decisions about where to plant fall bulbs—which is often outside established beds—based on the these considerations.
By: Audrey Stallsmith
Don’t give up on your heat- and humidity-loving plants come winter—these are my tricks for keeping them thriving all year long.
By: Audrey Stallsmith
Don't abandon your tropical hibiscus to the cold. Bring it indoors where temperatures are more tropical.
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To me, taking out the trash often means taking items out of the trash that will come in handy in the garden later. These are my favorite tips.
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By: Audrey Stallsmith
My tools mainly involve sticks and stones, but rest assured that I’m not throwing them at any animals!
Fun fact: Keeping it in the bathroom might help.
A houseplant of a different stripe, zebra plant relishes humidity and bright, indirect light.
