Don Kinzler writes: "We can help our wintered plants prepare for another outdoor growing season with a few simple tips." ...

Winter can be a tough season for plants, especially if you live in a region with substantially colder temperatures, shorter ...

Winter often brings shorter days and reduced natural light, making it challenging to keep indoor plants thriving. However, with the right selection of low-light plants, you can maintain a vibrant ...

Most houseplants are tropical plants that require the warm, somewhat humid conditions of their natural habitat. In the home, ...

This year they weren’t affected by a light frost ... You can now plant warm-weather bedding plants. I just squeeze them between the winter annuals and will later cut the dying winter annuals ...

Late winter is an ideal time for pruning many trees, and fruit trees are no exception ... as the increased light exposure enhances the fruit's development and sugar content.

A major storm continued to wallop much of Southern California on Thursday morning, bringing evacuation warnings, fears of ...

we’re not fully out of the woods when it comes to the winter blues just yet. The trees are still bare and only cold-loving flowers are in bloom—however, our low-light houseplants are thriving.

Any tropical plant that you’re putting indoors means you’ve taken it out of its natural habitat, so what you’re really doing ...