Wintertime can feel pretty dreary, but if you want to embrace some flora that will bloom in winter and attract birds and animals, try this aptly-named plant.
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If you want to add some flavor to your indoor kitchen garden, you'll need the right kind of plants. Here's what our in-house Master Gardener recommends.
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Don't let your houseplants fall victim to the dark, cold hours of the winter season. Keep them alive and thriving by installing this indoor lighting fix.
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Before you drag that tree inside, there's an important step you need to take — your floors (and those future fluffier branches) will thank you.
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Although cuttings for propagation are most often taken during the growing season, some plants can be grown from hardwood cuttings taken over the winter.
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Keeping your plants in the wrong kind of planter can spell disaster in the winter months. These types, however, should be able to withstand the colder weather.
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Bypass pruners work like scissors, whereas other tools use leverage or make crushing cuts. Learn how these tools work to find the best option for your garden.
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If you live in a small city apartment with few windows or are looking for a plant for an interior home office, look no further than this stately tropical plant.
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Going away over the holidays? Don't leave your Christmas tree to dry out. This DIY uses items you probably already have at home to keep your tree hydrated.
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Many people overlook location when trying to find ways to keep cut flowers fresh. This vase placement mistake is all too common and will shorten flowers' life.
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Christmas Cactus definitely need sunlight, but if you give them too much they could weaken and even die. Here are the signs to watch for as you care for them.
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Preserving homegrown vegetables over the winter is a great way to eat sustainably. So, does this ancient winter root cellar trick really keep produce fresh?
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If you take hardwood cuttings from this Christmassy native tree in December, you'll have hardy saplings ready for planting in your garden in the spring.
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The Christmas cactus is a popular holiday houseplant, on par with poinsettias and sprigs of holly. Find out the history of these fascinating plant.
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If you're planning your garden for next year, you might want to find out what stunning new plant varieties garden centers will showcase in 2026.
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If you like to celebrate Christmas with a real evergreen tree, you should look out for these characteristics to know whether or not it's a good buy.
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If you have a bird bath that you want to be used year-round, we put together some tips that will help keep the water from freezing during colder months.
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This winter craft costs nearly nothing when you use the resources in your garden. Put your DIY skills to work to prep for your spring garden.
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Snow blowers are designed to make the freezing season easier to handle, but you could be making a crucial flub that's causing you and your machine extra stress.
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Poinsettias have certainly earned a reputation as a gorgeous winter plant, but this beautiful flower requires less work and can bloom multiple times.
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Shade trees are wonderful specimens to have around your landscape, but if you don't like cleaning up messes, these trees may be perfect for your space.
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While spring bird migration starts at different times in different regions, winter prep is always a good idea — otherwise you risk missing out.
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Where is that musty, foul stench coming from? Well, if you have houseplants, they could be the cause. Luckily, it's an easy issue to prevent and treat.
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Snow on the ground doesn't always mean your plants are getting enough water. Instead, you should be following this winter watering tip to help them thrive.
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Bay leaves are aromatic herbs that can add flavor to soups, stews, and teas. Instead of buying them from the store, why not propagate them yourself? Here's how.
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Compost is made up of "brown" materials rich in carbon and "green" materials rich in nitrogen. Here are some key green materials to help your garden flourish.
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These DIY tests uncover your soil's texture and drainage rate. Then you'll know which plants will grow best in your garden and if you need to amend the soil.
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