With the right selection of plants, you can fill your yard with attractive foliage and winter blooms.Filling pots and window ...

Amid the vast array of winter plants for pots and borders ... so don't be fooled into thinking your summer pots get all the best flowers. Whether you are thinking about making a statement with ...

Who says spring and summer-blooming plants are the only ones that get all the fun ... If you decide to pop it in a pot, be ...

By summer, they will ... bettering them into amazing flowers. "They have a gorgeous scent and they’re not susceptible to diseases. "They’re very easy to grow and they can withstand a lack ...

Although most other types flower during summer, these late bloomers like to have the last word. Because they are highly toxic plants, though, such “hoods” can be bad news if you have young ...

Add a burst of fresh color to the fall landscape with mums. This traditional fall flower is still a favorite of many. These ...

How long the blooms last will vary by flower ... the pot to dry out completely. Dust off the dried bulbs, and store until fall in a cool, dry place. You can plant them outside once the summer ...

With temperatures dropping, the folks at Smith’s Gardentown want to remind you to take the proper precautions for your plants ...

If you're growing tulips in pots, you need to plant fresh bulbs each year.” In his video, Michael also advised that muscari, alliums, daffodils and fritillaria are all great flowers to plant.