Don Kinzler writes: "We can help our wintered plants prepare for another outdoor growing season with a few simple tips." ...

In late summer or early fall, when temperatures threaten to drop below 60 F in your garden, reverse the acclimation process ...

Winter can be a tough season for plants, especially if you live in a region with substantially colder temperatures, shorter ...

You can now plant warm-weather bedding plants. I just squeeze them between the winter annuals and will later cut the dying winter annuals down in early summer, leaving the summer annuals to spread.

NOW that we’ve officially entered spring, many people will be looking at their gardens to give them some much-needed TLC.

From the depths of winter to the dog days of summer, these native bushes, trees, and vines can help support a variety of ...

As a perennial, mint dies back to the ground each winter and reemerges in spring. A single mint plant can live for up to five years, but the plant is easily divided, so it can provide a continuous ...

A well-designed flower bed can breathe new life into drab garden corners and improve your home’s curb appeal. Whether you’re ...

The 2025 wildflower outlook is good for southeast Texas with the peak bloom expected in mid-late April. Plus, thanks to the ...

Guggenheim Museum in New York, there’s one little picture that got me through a tough winter: a watercolor in frosted blues, by the Dutch artist Piet Mondrian, of a solitary flower. It’s ...