Winter gardens can be dreary and brown, but these flowering plants add color before spring arrives. Learn more about flowering plants that prove spring is coming during the late winter months.

Winter gardens stay vivid when you choose zone-right plants, layer bulbs and shrubs, and prepare for bloom handoffs through ...

Spring is a gardener's favorite time of year. All the patience and time spent planning a garden through the cold season is finally realized as a living artwork. New beginnings sprout from the freshly ...

Some early-season flowers are already blooming at the Denver Botanic Gardens, and for Coloradans visiting the grounds, it's a ...

Farmers who want to maximize their profits and productivity come spring would do well to add winter sowing to their routine. This seed-starting method is great for hardy annuals and perennials that ...

For folks who move to the Lowcountry from colder regions, winter arrives with a kind of cultural whiplash. You might be grilling in short sleeves while back home friends and family are shoveling snow ...

A beautiful way to add color to your garden in winter and early spring is to plant hellebores. These perennials grow low to the ground in clumps usually no more than one- and one-half feet high, with ...

As winter approaches, gardeners across North America find themselves at a crossroads: should they fertilize their gardens during the cold months, or is it better to hold off until spring? This ...

February is an ideal time to rearrange your shrubs. As shrubs are dormant in winter, if you've noticed some of your plants aren't flourishing, it might be time to dig them up and re-plant them.

Walsingham has perfect conditions for snowdrops to thrive: deciduous woodland with chalky, alkaline, humus-rich soil with good drainage, but which never dries out in summer. The open tree canopy lets ...