So why not try a similar strategy—and save a little money while you’re at it—by bringing your favorite cold-tender plants inside when the temperature drops so they’ll be ready to shine ...

The backs of these plants peel throughout the seasons ... so you can plant them virtually anywhere in your landscape. These trees need moist soil that can drain easily, and they prefer sunny ...

The garden club got a $500 grant from the Florida Federation of garden clubs to to rejuvenate the gardens at Medart Rec Park.

That’s especially likely with plants that have been going nowhere (“sulking”) since the day you planted them. Two underlying issues usually explain why landscape plants fail to thrive.

During winter food shortages, animals browse, so put up a tree guard to help protect from chewing, and protect from sun scald ...

Without a crystal ball, we don’t know what the upcoming winter holds. Some winters are plant-friendly with landscape plants ...

While spring may naturally take the spotlight as the premier planting season, fall presents an equally important opportunity ...

As the growing season comes to an end, gardeners face the challenge of preparing some of their tender plants for winter.

As climate change makes South Texas' summers hotter and winters more likely to bring freezes, homeowners may want to reconsider their landscaping plants.

Some winters are plant-friendly with landscape plants and perennial flowers breezing through the season in top shape. Other winters are so severe even rock-solid perennials like peonies and hostas ...