Think bulb season is over? A UK gardener shares five February choices that transform dull beds into a magnificent spring display sooner than you expect.

Planting in January means you may have to wait a little longer to see your plants flower, but you should still be able to enjoy the fruits of your labor within the next few months.

It may be the dead of winter, but gardeners know that spring is just around the corner. For those eager to get their hands back in the dirt, it’s not too early to start prepping for your spring garden ...

Even if you have an in-ground garden, you should grow some plants in pots 🪴 ...

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How I discovered a surprising way to outwit the predators nibbling our tulip bulbs ...

It might feel like warmer weather is a long way away, but if you want your garden to look its best in the spring, you need to ...

Daffodils are also commonly confused with jonquils, another member of the Narcissus genus. The main difference between these two flowers is their appearance. Daffodils typically produce one flower per ...

Deer-resistant perennials bring spring bulbs and summer color with scent and texture, keeping borders lively through browsing too.

When most home gardeners are pining for spring, you're getting ready to make things bloom. These 11 flowers are perfect to start in January for a vibrant bloom.

The 10 essential gardening jobs you should do in February - These are the gardening jobs you should focus on to get your garden in prime condition as spring approaches ...

MacCubbin gives gardening advice for Central Florida about impatiens, bromeliads, peace lilies, schefflera, caladium, ...