During the holiday season, plants have a way of adding warmth and charm to our homes. From the vibrant reds of poinsettias to ...

September is also a good month for dividing plants such as hostas, coneflowers, rudbeckia and peonies, she says. Use a layer ...

Put the bulbs into cold storage — the crisper of a fridge away from any fruits and vegetables or a cooler basement, cellar or ...

You see them in multiple stores from the grocery store to the hardware store — and don’t forget ... Since there could be ...

Flowering holiday plants and bulbs inspire us to decorate our homes, share memories, and invite color and cheer into our ...

7.) Edge the beds. Use a spade, half-moon edging tool, power edger, or even a long-handled ice chopper to carve neat edges ...

Cutting amaryllis leaves back at the right time is a key part of amaryllis care and essential to make the plant rebloom. The ...

Have you started an amaryllis for your holiday décor yet? The amaryllis forcing kits become available everywhere after ...

If you have extra seeds, consider trading them with some gardening friends or seeking out a seed swap, many of which are held at libraries or organized by garden clubs. Store seeds in paper envelopes ...

This week we take a look at the amaryllis. Ordinarily a spring-flowering tropical bulb ... After flowering, the plant will still need attention, for it is during the months after flowering that the ...

Dainty snowdrops are a delight to observe in the garden, but once the blooms fade, it's important to follow the right steps ...

TV gardening expert Monty Don has shared a simple amaryllis query that gardeners "must" do if they want their Christmas ...