Winter is not just a season of bare trees and frosty mornings; it’s also a time when certain flowers bloom, bringing bursts ...

It may not feel like it outside, but now is the time to start switching over your annual plantings for the fall and winter ...

So it’s time to say out with the old — in this case, warm-season bedding plants — and in with some new plants that are suited for the cool season. November is the perfect time to make this switch in ...

These hardy flowers can withstand low temperatures and bloom continuously throughout winter. Closely related to pansies, ...

For most of us, now is when we make plans for our fall and winter gardens and landscapes which usually includes colorful ...

Place in full to partial sunlight and keep the soil moderately moist. Pansies and violas thrive in the cooler temperatures, ...

If you want a colorful show of petunias, nemesia, diascia, or snapdragons in the spring, you’re much better off planting them ...

As the days grow shorter and colder, does your flower garden lose its vibrancy? Succession planting is a technique used by ...

Lots of people are looking for ways to protect their gardens during the winter months. If you follow some simple advice, it should keep it in good condition.

“For a blooming display during warmer spells through winter until early spring, plant winter-flowering violas and pansies now ...

Like pansies, violas are small-flowered, hardy flowers that flourish in the winter. Light snow won't stop them from blooming, ...

For example, using a Black-Eyed Susan (about one to three feet tall) as the tall plant and pansies or violas (four to eight inches tall) as the low varieties gives a great pop effect at various ...