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Winter weather has brought outdoor gardening to an end, but you can keep the greenery around with indoor potted plants. Ferns are a favorite pick b...

Daylight Savings marks the end of the gardening season, and your last task is to harvest your garden. There are a few different types of crops to h...

Seeds are the foundation of every garden, but you don’t have to buy more every year! By saving seeds from previous crops, you can build a healthier...

Fall is the time to plant bulbs for spring. If you are looking to add color to your garden, hydrangeas are a brightly colored shrub. They will quic...

Winter weather will cause your plants to wither away and slow their growth. Protect them this year by bringing them inside, giving them the warmth ...

If you are looking for an autumn perennial, look no further than the Aster. These colorful flowers bloom in the fall, giving your garden a splash o...

Garden pests and diseases are prevalent during fall. Once pests appear, they tend to return each year. If plant diseases are given a chance to spre...

Mulch is the unappreciated hero of landscaping. It nourishes your plants, reduces maintenance in your flower beds and provides beautiful contrast t...

As the growing season comes to a close, spend some of that new-found time caring for your garden tools. With a small time investment, your garden t...

Fall is rapidly approaching, but there is still plenty to do in preparation for next spring. One simple task that will add a lot to your garden is ...

Some may think that the end of summer means the end of the gardening season, but there is still plenty of work to do. Whether you’re a seasoned gar...

As summer comes to a close, it can feel like you have run out of gardening projects. Get a jump start on next growing season with a compost pile. I...