Bring the warmth of the desert indoors this winter when it's too cold to garden outside.

Shallow dishes crowded with tiny, drought-resistant plants in shades of green, red and purple are pretty much all most people know about indoor succulents gardening.

When we picture succulents, most of us will imagine an array of small potted plants housed indoors, but actually, these charming plants can be just as happy in the garden too. So if you've been asking ...

Every year most of us hit that period where the heat crosses over from hot to oppressive and we know the tough season for our plants has arrived. In much of the country, it arrived early and there is ...

Every year most of us hit that period where the heat crosses over from hot to oppressive and we know the tough season for our plants has arrived. In west Georgia it arrived early. Ignoring the heat is ...

Succulents are some of the most useful and beautiful plants that can be used in balcony gardening. These plants have thick ...

During the past few years, succulents have become very popular with gardeners who find that these plants can be eye-catching additions to both indoor and outdoor settings. Requiring minimal care, most ...

In this week's Gardening Update, Carol shows us some of the varieties of succulents to try to take care of!

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Chic succulents are still on trend along the Front Range — and for good reasons. These architectural plants are practically perfect. “Succulents make sense ...

A lot of us already garden with succulents but I’m gathering it’s the next hot plant by the number of books on that subject coming across my desk. Some succulent tips from garden writers: 1. It takes ...

With more than 10,000 species of succulents and many more hybrids introduced every year, there is a succulent to suit any garden design or solar orientation. There are succulent ground covers, ...

Have you ever noticed random plants growing in the oddest places? Plants growing in sidewalk cracks. Have you ever noticed them? I am not talking about the weeds that continuously reinvent themselves ...