Pruning too late in the season can harm your perennials, shrubs, and trees. Here’s when to stop.

Key Points Planting low-maintenance perennials in the fall will allow you to enjoy plenty of spring blooms next ...

Our luck with getting rainfall in our area ran out. Maybe writing about it will help. We were doing well until two weeks ago. According to the K-State Mesonet, we ...

I would like to add more color to my early-spring landscape with fall-planted bulbs. Could you suggest ways to do this effectively?

The Sturgis Horticultural Society welcomed 40 people to a garden party featuring fancy hats, dainty lunches and special ...

As a general rule, fall dividing is best for plants that bloom in spring or early summer, such as woodland phlox, veronica, ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Drought conditions have made for a challenging year for farmers. A Kansas perennial grain could be a ...

As the Minnesota State Fair marks the end of summer, it's also a reminder for gardeners to prepare for fall tasks like ...

Sage: Sage is very cold tolerant and typically remains green through the winter in zones 7 through 10. Though its growth ...

Evergreen perennials should not be planted in September because they’re in danger of winter injury, frost heaving, and even ...

Because mums naturally set buds as daylight wanes and temperatures cool, choosing several varieties can give you color from ...