The second week of February is a good time to dig up and divide any early flowering bulbs such as snowdrops or crocus. Early ...

Have you heard of the lasagna gardening method? I just recently learned about it, and I’m impressed with the results. If your ...

Jamison and Walker tells Parade Home and Garden that the most common flowers in spring are usually tulips, daffodils, ...

Ornamental grasses not only make a visual statement, but they actually come with many additional benefits that'll suit both ...

There is science and art in putting these little-more-than seedlings in the ground. And now’s the time to act, before they — and their prices — grow ...

A few hours each week spent outdoors nurturing fruits, flowers and vegetables can provide exercise, stress reduction, vitamin D and a better diet.

Late freezes can be devastating, since hardy plants ... red-leaf grasses are tropical, so wait to prune them. When raking leaves, remember to use them as mulch in flower and shrub beds or put ...

A well-thought-out location can make a big difference in how your plants handle winter. Consider placing your garden where it ...

As with any new hobby, an overzealous, gung-ho approach will likely backfire, so it’s best to start small. Although you may happily keep up with a large garden ... small patch of flowers by the front ...

The weather has warmed above last week's freezing temperatures. But it's still winter and your garden is susceptible to freezes. What you should know.

Zoysia and Bermuda grass can survive the condition ... will depend on how sheltered their bed is. The cyclamen foliage is not very sensitive to cold damage, but if the existing flower buds are frozen, ...

• Before the heat and dry air of spring and summer, update your irrigation system to in-line drip, flexible tubing with ...