Spring ephemerals (from the Greek ephemeros — lasting a day) must mature quickly to ensure the survival of their species.

Don Kinzler writes: "We can help our wintered plants prepare for another outdoor growing season with a few simple tips." ...

A wedding guest took a "car full" of flowers from a friend's nuptials without asking permission. The flowers were supposed to ...

It is officially spring; the province is thawing out and coming back to life once again following a lengthy and frigid winter ...

If your garden has a dark spot and you don't know what to plant there, why not try these expert suggestions of easy-to-plant ...

Southern Living editors love plants. Here's a list of our favorites, from snappy seasonal blooms to classic trees perfect for ...

A well-designed flower bed can breathe new life into drab garden corners and improve your home’s curb appeal. Whether you’re ...

The 2025 wildflower outlook is good for southeast Texas with the peak bloom expected in mid-late April. Plus, thanks to the ...

In late summer or early fall, when temperatures threaten to drop below 60 F in your garden, reverse the acclimation process ...

Flowers from June to July: Delphiniums offer pastel beauty and need fertile, well-drained soil in a sheltered, sunny location ...

With the months growing colder almost all the nuclear power plants in the northern hemisphere should be humming along at full ...

If there's anyone who knows a thing or two about gardening, it's Martha Stewart. In addition to her various gardening books ...