Get our houseplant winter care tips to keep your plants healthy until springtime.
That is the question. There are two diverse schools of thought on this topic, but the answer may lie somewhere in the middle.
Get tips on proper bulb planting, and ways to deter garden pests.
In cold climates, many plants have found smart ways to benefit from winter weather. Here are some of the plants who rely on stratification to sew themselves successfully.
A general rule of thumb is to plant about 6 weeks before the ground freezes, and that means frozen to a depth of about 1 foot.
By choosing plants with late-season ornamental features, you can extend the beauty of your garden for many months to come.
If you’d like to make your yard a more attractive habitat for birds, here are some ways.
Are you looking for a new crop to try this year? Consider planting garlic, also known as the Stinking Rose. It will give you two different crops in early and mid summer.
Our staff gave these sugar pumpkin recipes a test run and can promise you - they are yummy!
Here are some of our favorite berried plants for a late-season garden.
Learn what, when, and how to plant spring bulbs.
The best time to think about next spring is this fall when spring blooming bulbs need to be planted.
New England Native Plants that get showy in your fall garden.
It’s an invigorating time of year to be out in the garden. Warm days, cold nights, and no bugs! That’s a good thing because there’s a lot to get done before winter arrives. Here is our Fall Garden Checklist to help you get started.
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