Winter Gardening94 Stories
Gardening Guides10 Late-Winter and Early-Spring Bloomers for the West
Tired of waiting for spring to arrive? Try these drought-tolerant, flowering plants for color that starts in late winter
Full StoryWinter Gardening4 Reasons to Celebrate Your Garden in Winter
The season of rest and replenishment is key to a successful wildlife-focused yard
Full StoryGardening GuidesGreat Design Plant: Cornus Racemosa
In eastern North America, plant gray dogwood for erosion control or privacy, and you'll get flowers, berries and maroon fall foliage too
Full StoryGardening Guides10 Dazzling Winter Container Designs
Get inspired by these ideas for festive arrangements in outdoor pots and planters
Full StoryWinter GardeningGreat Design Plant: Snowdrops Offer a Spring Peek
Braving snow and ice, these little white charmers are a sure shot of sunshine in the winter garden
Full StoryWinter GardeningLook Beyond Plants for a Wonderful Winter Garden
Use sculptures, fences and other structures to draw the eye to a bare-bones landscape
Full StoryWinter GardeningColor Sparks a Winter Landscape
Try these beautiful winter plants to give your garden pizzazz when most branches are bare
Full StoryGardening Guides6 Rockin’ Red Plants for Winter Gardens
Use the bright berries or branches of these cold-climate favorites for outdoor garden interest or container arrangements anywhere
Full StoryGardening GuidesThese Hedges Can Add Interest to Your Winter Garden
Evergreen trees and shrubs provide structure and color in the winter months — and can attract wildlife too
Full StoryWinter GardeningWinter Gardening: Ideas for a Dream Potting Room
Check out potting rooms that get indoor gardening right — and learn tips for creating your own
Full StoryGardening GuidesGreat Design Plant: Nourish Wildlife With American Beautyberry
The bright purple berries of Callicarpa americana feed winged beauties and make the Southeast U.S. native a fall garden standout
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