• Now is the time to start preparing houseplants that have been outside for the summer to come indoors. Hose plants down to ...

For years, fall has been almost a gardening afterthought. We pour our creative energies into spring and summer but come fall, ...

Pansies are my usual go-tos for fall. Their smiling faces of orange, purple and yellow brighten even the most faded of ...

The biggest concern with fall fertilizing is nitrogen. A nitrogen-heavy fertilizer can encourage new growth just as plants ...

In the fall, soil is warm and the air cooler, making it easier for plants to adapt to their new location and more comfortable ...

Trellises, arbors and pergolas support otherwise unruly growth of vines, so that such vines can become functional components ...

I’m surprised to speak with so many folks who are starting to change their summer planters over to an autumn look, writes ...

Dear Master Gardener: The annuals in the containers on our deck are looking a little ragged and have fewer blooms. Is it OK to fertilize plants when it is this hot?

As we move into fall, it is now time to start thinking about fall weed control to help our lawns for next spring.

September entered the picture quickly once again, and I can hardly believe it is already here! Feels like the summer just ...

These native plants open their flowers toward dusk to feed nighttime pollinators, while yellow jewelweed has spread rapidly ...

As the experts explain, many plants, including annuals, tropicals, and perennials, can grow in shady spots. Variegated plants ...