The gardening season doesn’t have to end in winter; one of our favorite garden guest bloggers, Rhonda Fleming Hayes, shares ideas for decorating a greenhouse.
The holidays are here, and we’ve got exactly what you need for the gardener on your list.
Learn how to turn an old terra cotta pot into a stylish lamp with guest blogger Robin Plaskhoff Horton of Urban Gardens.
Use a classic theme with unexpected colors and twists to create a stress-free, stunning holiday tablescape.
With a little care, holiday plants like Christmas cacti and poinsettias can become regular houseplants.
You’ll get a kick out of this project: plant pansies in old rainboots to brighten your garden and stretch its colors into spring.
A dried-out Christmas tree can leave your holiday all wet. Learn how to keep your cut tree from losing its needles before Christmas.
Traditionally wreaths are hung on front doors, but these evergreen decorations can be used in other ways during the holiday season.
With the Christmas right around the corner, we take a look at some of our most popular holiday plants.
When potted and given a partially sunny spot, amaryllis bloom easily indoors, making them popular as holiday flowers.
The poinsettia is one of the plants most commonly associated with the holiday season. Learn more about its history and the myths that surround it.
Keep the fresh-cut greenery in your holiday decorations looking attractive throughout the season.