Despite the cold weather, there's still plenty to do in the garden. Here is our Winter Garden Checklist to help you get started.
Get our houseplant winter care tips to keep your plants healthy until springtime.
If any of your houseplants ever seem to be feeling a little under the weather, come and visit our Houseplant Pharmacy. Here are some of the eco-friendly remedies we most prescribe.
Looking for some great holiday gift ideas for the avid gardener in your life? Here are our top 10 gifts for gardeners.
Here's how to pot, grow, and store your Amaryllis bulbs year after year.
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.
If you’d like to make your yard a more attractive habitat for birds, here are some ways.
Here are some of our favorite berried plants for a late-season 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.
New England gardeners most often value evergreens for their ability to serve as a four-season privacy screen from neighbors. Good evergreens make good neighbors!
We are in love with this blog and book by Duane Pancoast, the Geriatric Gardener.
Though many plants are retiring for the season, there is still lots to get done. Here are our top 5 tips for putting your garden to bed.
Many plants offer ornamental features all the way through winter, adding color and texture when we most crave them. Here are some of our favorite plants for winter interest.
Whether you're pruning back overgrown shrubs, battling back weeds, deadheading annuals, or cleaning up broken tree branches after a storm, good gardening tools matter.