Learn about which outdoor plants you can grow indoors, and how to keep them healthy and happy. You can continue to care for ...

As the temperatures drop in metro Phoenix, it's essential to prepare both outdoor and indoor plants for the seasonal changes. Outdoor plants face the stresses of frost and freezing temperatures, while ...

What should be done for the landscape after a freeze? Caution is often the best way to go, says LSU AgCenter horticulturist Dan Gill. Even though you may see damage immediately, do not prune any ...

While pruning in fall is ideal for some plants, for others, it could cause damage, eliminate a winter food source, or prevent flowering in the spring.

You don't have to mourn the loss of flowers in your garden over the fall and winter. These annuals can brighten your outdoor ...

With chilly temperatures verging on freezing, or dipping just below, in the coming days in the Lowcountry and across South Carolina, here are some tips for taking care of outdoor plants from Clemson ...

As weather patterns continue to surprise in late summer, with threats of flash flooding in some areas, rain gardens have become a viable solution, especially as stormwater runoff worsens. Rain gardens ...

Poinsettias have been a Christmas staple in the U.S. for nearly 200 years, but that doesn’t mean everyone knows exactly how to take care of these tropical flowers. It’s estimated that roughly 35 ...