Late winter isn't just for garden planning. Certain perennials benefit from early planting, setting the stage for stronger ...

In Texas, Georgia, Florida, and other southern states, February feels like early spring. Nice days are good for getting prep ...

From forcing rhubarb to stopping slugs before they start, horticultural expert Tamsin Westhorpe explains the February tasks ...

February is an active month of chores, so keep your pillow fluffed, the ibuprofen handy and hit the yard these next few weeks. Until next time, keep your pruners dry and your gloves handy … and don’t ...

The tomatoes and peppers go where we get the most sun, while lettuce does fine in mostly shade. The shade creates a somewhat cooler microclimate, with the result that the lettuce plants produce ...

Proof that the secateurs are not always needed ...

From fruit trees to Japanese maple, here are three varieties of trees that will add value to your property, according to experts.

Mock orange Pearls of Perfume is a great addition to the garden scent palette. It is unusual because it reblooms from spring to fall, which gives a longer season. Plants are 5 to 6 feet tall. There is ...

For starters there are some plants that are are drought resistant. Flowering plants that come to mind first and foremost are ...

According to the RHS, the top job to get done on the dry days in February is to prepare vegetable seed beds and start sowing ...

Discover what to plant, sow and harvest this month ...

Nostalgic plants that bring comfort, memory, and life back into every corner of your home and garden ...