One of the simple joys of warmer weather is filling your outdoor planters with dreamy pastel blooms. It’s a cheerful ritual that makes everything feel a bit more magical and more whimsical. But once ...

Then think about how you can plant this spring for more interest in your garden next winter. “You don’t have to give your garden five months off every year,” said Sharon Yiesla, plant knowledge ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Winter container display with cones and heather. Whatever your planting style, deciding what to put in winter containers means you ...

As fall draws to an end, you may be wondering what needs to be done to get your yard winter-ready. At a glance, this winterization to-do list focuses on preparing your plants and lawn for months of ...

Grow it as a cover crop, or grow it for the market stand. Spinach is a great early spring plant to sow directly in beds. As cover, it stabilizes soil, preventing weeds and erosion, while building soil ...

Meteorological winter starts on Dec. 1, that’s the beginning of the coldest part of the year in our part of the world. It’s not exactly ideal gardening weather, but there are a few plants that can ...

With abundant snow cover late into the winter, rabbits often turn to stripping bark from the exposed trunks of small trees ...

Everything you need to know to care for your snake plant this March, from light and watering tips to repotting, feeding, and ...

An unusually warm winter caused early blooms, but garden center owner Mike Spencer says you don’t need to panic.

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: I’m a sucker for a pot of pansies. If I had my choice, I would take every planter I own and fill them with tough, cold-loving pansies. Their distinctly ...