Holly Crossley is a freelance writer at Homes & Gardens. With a deep appreciation for the outdoors, she specializes in topics related to plants, outdoor living, and gardening, often exploring themes of relaxed cottage-garden schemes and prairie-style planting. Holly's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Real Home, Yahoo News, Woman & Home, and MSN.
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Holly Crossley's articles predominantly focus on "How To" guides within the House & Home theme, particularly centered around topics related to gardening, plant care, and landscaping. If you have expertise in providing practical tips for indoor or outdoor plant care, gardening techniques, or home landscaping ideas, Holly may be interested in your insights.
Given her emphasis on practical advice and guides, potential contributors should ensure their pitches offer clear and actionable tips that align with the themes of gardening, plant care (both indoor and outdoor), or landscaping. It is important to provide expert advice that can help readers enhance their living spaces through effective nurturing of plants or improving their gardens.
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By: Holly Crossley
Discover how to help garden wildlife in autumn, from planting ideas to things to avoid
By: Holly Crossley
Learn how to grow pumpkins from seeds with this practical guide, including advice on planting, harvesting, and more
By: Holly Crossley
From intricate dahlias to a repeat-flowering rose, these cutting flowers will bring seasonal beauty into your home
By: Holly Crossley, Rachel Bull
From overwatering to too much light, here's how to avoid these common errors
By: Rachel Bull, Holly Crossley
With some easy care tweaks, you can keep your poinsettia going all year long
By: Holly Crossley
Encourage these feathered friends into your yard with these expert-approved picks
Holly Crossley The garden is stirring back into action, with spring bulbs popping up in full force, and being outdoors (on dry days) can be a joy.
By: Holly Crossley
Holly Crossley Ground cover plants are incredibly useful in a garden. Not only do they add colour and texture to otherwise bare spaces, but the dense mats they form help to prevent weeds from taking hold.
By: Holly Crossley
Opting for drought-tolerant plants reduces the need for endless watering in summer, which – let's face it – can turn into a bit of a slog.
By: Holly Crossley, Rachel Bull
Keep your container displays lush, hydrated, and thriving through the worst of the summer heat
