It may not feel like it outside, but now is the time to start switching over your annual plantings for the fall and winter ...

As an avid gardener who has lived under a canopy of mature white pine and red oak trees for nearly two decades, I’ve learned ...

With a touch of winter in the air, many of us are already looking at adding some seasonal decor on our decks and patios. The ...

Annuals live for one season and then die ... to make it through the summer than when they are planted in the spring. Most ...

Smart gardeners spend the winter assessing the wins and losses of the past season and using that as the basis to plan next ...

You know fall has arrived when you start seeing potted Chrysanthemums in garden centers. Chrysanthemums, better known as mums ...

However, the email was tinged with sadness since it reports on the closing of a special nursery: “A little less than a year ...

Each year, Proven Winners and All America Selections release a list of plant-of-the-year winners and the non-profit U.S.

Annuals live for one season and then die ... Most herbs require direct sun at least four to six hours a day and excellent drainage. Raised beds are a good idea for many herbs because of our ...

Many popular herbs are annual plants that survive just one season. Others are perennials, which live and are productive for ...

Bloom times vary as well with some tulips blooming very early in the spring season, just about the time that daffodils open ...