What better way to spend a cold February day than to look at flowers and dream of summer gardens. Well, it’s that time again!

When you’re shopping for trees, shrubs or perennials, the hardiness zone should be one of the first things you check.

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After January's freezes, frosts and even snow, here's what you should do in your garden, including what to plant.

Heat-loving plants often bring vibrant colors ... display of flowers makes them a valuable addition to any sunny garden. Canna lilies are bold perennials known for their large, tropical-looking ...

"Plants are a worthy option, and they don't have to be your typical water lilies. Hydroponic plants work, as do the cheaper common grass plants. Bromeliads are a frog's natural place to hang out, but ...

Feeding fruit and nut trees is a priority this month. Spread three mugsful of 20.10.10 fertiliser around the root area of the ...

While there is no hurry to prune dead growth off these plants, do be sure to do it before they start to send up new growth in ...

Master gardener Sally Scalera shares tips on everything from veggie seeds to sow in February to yummy finds at the Brevard ...

Mark your calendar for the Pollinator Fair at Nance Park in Indialantic on Sunday, Feb. 23, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Garden Club ... caladium, canna, crinum lily, crocosmia, dahlia, hurricane ...

Some plants like Virginia creeper take a while ... Take off any tired leaves of Canna lilies but be careful that you don’t cut into any emerging flower stems tucked away inside.