'My favorite time of year,' one shopper says.

It depends on the type you’re growing.

Florist Lupe Lopez wants to keep selling flowers from the Encinitas shop she’s run for 36 years. But now she has until December to leave.

They might not look like much right now, but these unassuming bare roots hold the promise of a spectacular garden. Plant them now or in spring for years of joy.

My hobby is gardening.When I lived in an apartment, I only had potted plants, but after returning to my parents' house and ...

On a pleasant October day, 45 members and eight visitors attended the monthly meeting of the Lakes Entrance Garden Club. The ...

Cherry blossoms scatter, plum blossoms spill. How do foreign languages express the end of a flower?A conversation with an acquaintance who practices haiku sparked my interest in words related to ...

Concert riders aren't just about equipment and food. Explore 15 surprising requests involving candy, furniture, flowers, and ...

My Strategist Brain comes due every November, so I think it’ll be my tradition to discuss my annual holiday party. After all, ...

At the Bafang Folk Museum, a courtyard dating back to 1926 brings together elements of Han wood carving, Tibetan painted decoration and Hui brick carving. Across the neighborhood, more than 60 forms ...

Birthday crept up on you? Here is how to judge a florist fast, spot same-day cutoffs, and avoid wilted filler blooms.