Winter Gardening94 Stories
Landscape Design5 Berry-licious Shrubs to Plant Now for Winter Interest
Showy color during snow season? You bet. These shrubs will wake up a garden with colorful berries when other plants are asleep
Full StoryContainer Gardens5 Important Winter Tasks to Keep Container Gardens in Shape
Prevent cracked pots, blight spread and withered plants come spring by focusing on this essential maintenance now
Full StoryWinter GardeningExtend Your Growing Season With a Cold Frame in the Garden
If the sun's shining, it might be time to sow seeds under glass to transplant or harvest
Full StoryWinter GardeningGreat Design Plant: Ornamental Cabbage and Kale
Yes, you can actually eat them. Or you can just marvel at their striking, unusual foliage during all four seasons in the garden
Full StoryWinter GardeningCalifornia Gardener's January Checklist
Winter-defying blooms and pruning saws earn a cheer, while California-focused gardening design books get a well-deserved shout-out
Full StoryGardening and LandscapingSee a Family Greenhouse Grown From Scraps
Can-do resourcefulness and less than $400 lead to a new 8- by 8-foot home for plants on a Tennessee family's property
Full StoryWinter GardeningHow to Help Your Trees Weather a Storm
Seeing trees safely through winter storms means choosing the right species, siting them carefully and paying attention during the tempests
Full StoryHouseplantsGreat Houseplant: Holiday-Blooming Cactus
You may know it as Christmas cactus, but whichever holiday floats your boat, this plant is a year-round beauty
Full StoryWinter Gardening8 Gorgeous Trees for Winter Interest in the Garden
Intriguing forms and beautiful branches take center stage when color heads back into the wings of the winter landscape
Full StoryWinter GardeningGet It Done: Winterize Your Patio
Let Sandy be a reminder for the rest of you: Time to clean, stow and protect outdoor furniture and accessories
Full StoryWinter GardeningFire and Ice: 8 Plants That Blaze Once Frost Hits
Not everything in the garden sleeps in the cold — these plants rise and shine in fall and winter, bringing bright color to beat the blahs
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