Winter doesn't have to be dark and dreary. You can still add cheery pops of color on your patio with winter-hardy plants.

Containers don’t need to go into hibernation in colder months – there’s still plenty of floral life to be enjoyed! We round ...

A good mix offers the right amounts of airflow, water, and nutrients for container plants. To choose the best potting mix for your plants ... rhododendrons, azaleas, and evergreens - the product is ...

With bright green foliage and a compact habit, Dragon Prince™ Cryptomeria from the Southern Living Plant Collection is the ...

Winter doesn't need to be a time where your pots and containers stand empty waiting for spring ... Select a spot for your planter where blooms will be illuminated, silhouettes created and shadows cast ...

These fruit trees are simple to grow on a deck, patio, balcony, or in a sunny spot in a greenhouse, conservatory, or porch ...

including fruit trees, hedging plants and some perennials. They are generally cheaper than plants in containers, but are only available in winter/early spring, while dormant bare-root or rootballed.

This compact evergreen makes a big impact in containers and small ... colder regions of its range. This is best addressed through site selection at planting time. Make sure plants are well watered ...

This is best addressed through site selection at planting time ... the upper two inches of soil feels dry to the touch. Container-grown shrubs dry out faster than those planted in the ground ...

Our gardens may be preparing for their winter slumbers, but that doesn’t mean we have to rest: It’s time to make free shrubs!

If you want to harvest large and mature potatoes for storage, wait until all the foliage of the plants die back. However, don’t wait too long unless you want to harvest over-ripened potatoes which ...

We often hear that spring is the best time to plant trees. Even Arbor Day ... The hole should be dug a little bit shallower than the container, and as wide as you can possibly make it.