Looking forward to the beauty we’ll reap motivates gardeners to keep on digging and planting.
Wet winters pose several challenges — not the least of which is saturated soil.
Over the years, new cultivars have evolved with more upward-facing flowers and color ranges from pinks to reds to all the colors of the rainbow.
Easy-to-grow Paperwhites and Amaryllis can help you fill a need to be grounded in nature.
From puzzles to pruners, how to pick the perfect present for the green thumbs on your list.
Now that the thrill of summer has passed and the warm colors of fall are fading with each passing storm, our eyes should be drawn… Continue reading
Winter is coming, and that means gardeners must perform certain tasks — or suffer the consequences.
Try planting mini tulips and daffodils, plus other minor bulbs like snowdrops and winter aconites in clumps.
If you want birds to visit, you’ll need to provide four basic elements: safety, nesting spots, food and water.
You have no shortage of choices when it comes to planting for fall and winter interest in the garden.
Pair these pink to purple flowers with the silver leaves of lambs ear, purple asters and pink chrysanthemums.
It’s your last chance to overhaul your lawn, plant for fall color and get some garlic in the ground.
Here are four new varieties of twig dogwoods on the market that provide fall and winter interest.
If you are attached to your plants or want to save a few bucks, you don’t have to throw out your containers.
Don’t get too hung up on their proper names — as far as this nursery owner is concerned, they’re all heathers.
Vacation time is over. Get back out in your yard and make the most of the autumn season.
Seeing weeds? With shorter days, cooler nights and a little moisture, fall germinating seeds are waking up.
