A deer-resistant flower plan works best when scent, texture, and seasonal layering aligns, so beds stay full and damage stays ...

Deer might be graceful visitors in the wild, but when they wander into your garden, they can turn prized blooms into a ...

With its velvety blooms that become richer throughout the year and into the summer, the 2026 perennial of the year gives ...

Prepare for spring by repairing winter damage, incorporating cover crops and controlling early-emerging pests.

3. Flowers: Alyssum, aster, baby’s breath, bacopa, begonia, candytuft, carnation, calendula, coneflower, coreopsis, cosmos, dahlia, delphinium, dianthus, diascia ...

I wish I were as pliable as most plants. Confronted with obstacles to their growth, they can duck, dive, weave, bend, stretch, twist and regenerate at will. Plant a sun-loving climber in a shady spot, ...

The beginning of February means it is time to consider the big hack job or to simply get snippy with some of your trees, shrubs and perennials. To prune or not to prune, that is the question. The ...

Try grafting new fruit tree varieties onto your existing trees. Fruit of the same species are easily grafted together - peach onto peach, plum onto plum. Irrigate citrus and almonds at night if frost ...

When you see leaves shriveling and turning black after a freeze, the plant is obviously damaged, but you may wonder exactly how that damage occurs. With a freeze, it’s the ice that forms in the plant ...

The third week of January means just one week until the start of the gardening season with the first indoor home and garden show beginning Jan. 29 and running until Feb. 2 (visit ...