You never think it’s fall until it is. The golden season came upon Santa Fe suddenly, the aspen quivering in the high country, burning red and gold and then dwindling, ...

We want flowers blooming when we want them. It may not be when they naturally bloom. The term used is forcing. Many plants are persuaded to bloom earlier than they ...

During the dreary days of winter, we often long for the colors of spring. With a little planning, we can bring those spring colors indoors by forcing flowering bulbs to ...

Hardy spring-flowering bulbs such as tulips, daffodils, and crocuses can remain planted in the ground during winter in most climates. "But tender bulbs, which can easily be damaged by frost, will need ...

Mulches would do the same to the wildflower seeds. Mulching over them would prevent them from properly germinating and ...

It's not too late to plant spring-blooming bulbs. November is often just the right time to give tulips, daffodils, and more time to chill before temperatures warm.

While there is no scientific evidence to back that the moon has an impact on gardens, traditional belief states that these ...

Winter days can be gloomy, but you can brighten your home by adding vibrant, blooming plants like daffodils, amaryllis and hyacinths. One way to enjoy these flowers out of season is by forcing bulbs — ...

A. Acer palmatum ‘Sango-kaku’ — known by the common name of Coral Bark Maple — is the small tree with the outstanding orange ...

WASHINGTON — When the temperatures drop, it might feel like gardening season is over, but experts say fall is prime time to ...

Tulip bulbs can attract rodents looking for an easy meal or drawn to a cosy patch of freshly turned soil. Following these ...

Fall is a wonderful time to plant hardy bulbs for next spring. Planting bulbs is a fantastic low-effort and high-reward task for this time of year. With just a little forethought, you can set yourself ...