Gardening

All about gardening - we have many in-depth guides about edibles, ornamentals, houseplants, and much more. We provide answers for your garden issues!

Close-up of a gloved gardener's hand planting a bare-root perennial peony tuber in a sunny January garden.

Ornamental Gardens

11 Bare-Root Perennials to Plant in January

Do you want to get a head start on your garden this year? You can find bare-rooted perennials at your local nursery that are ready for planting now. In this article, gardening expert Matt Dursum shows you the bare-root perennials you can plant in January.

Close-up of a man's hand with electric pruning shears trimming branches of trees and bushes in a January garden.

Trees

17 Trees and Shrubs You Should Prune in January

January is a great month to get started pruning some of your dormant trees and shrubs. If you're itching to get out in the garden, this is a good place to start. Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss to discuss which trees are perfect for winter pruning.

A woman's hand picking ripe, orange clementines from slender branches with glossy, dark green leaves in a sunny garden.

Fruits

How and When to Pick Clementine Fruit

Clementines offer a sweet, on-the-go burst of fresh citrus. The small fruits are durable in the home garden, making a fresh harvest that much sweeter. With a long ripening season, a few keys help determine peak readiness. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe explores how to select clementines for optimal flavor and juiciness.

Container trees featuring dense foliage of smooth, pointed leaves and clusters of small, bright orange fruits nestled among its branching stems.

Trees

17 Best Trees You Can Grow in Containers

You don’t need a lot of land to grow your favorite trees. Several species of fruit trees and ornamental species thrive in small spaces. In this article, gardening expert Matt Dursum shows you the best trees you can grow in containers.

Rows of green pepper plants with broad, shiny leaves growing alongside compact heads of light-green lettuce with tightly packed leaves.

Edible

12 Crops We’re Planting in 2025

Spice up your garden with unique and diverse crops for a new season of growth! Garden expert Logan Hailey has twelve intriguing varieties of flowers, vegetables, grains, and herbs worth trying out in 2025.

A large wicker basket filled with Amaryllis bulbs with smooth, brown papery husks and a rounded shape, perfect for saving and storing until next season.

Bulbs

How to Save and Store Amaryllis Bulbs for Next Year

Amaryllis flowers offer decadent blooms around the holidays. They’re perfect for decorating, adding bright red, pink, or white blossoms atop slender green stems. Follow these simple steps from seasoned grower Jerad Bryant to ensure your bulbs bloom next year!

Branches with slender, woody stems, dark green lance-shaped leaves, and vibrant orange-red fruits with leathery skin, making it an easy fruit tree to grow.

Fruits

9 Easy and Low-Maintenance Fruit Trees for Your Backyard

Fruit trees are both beautiful landscape elements and practical sources of delicious food! If you're worried about the upkeep, there are some wonderful trees that are easy to care for. Gardening expert Melissa Strauss shares nine fruit trees that are low-maintenance to plant in your garden.

Three potted amaryllis plants in various stages, from blooming to wilted and dormant, demonstrating care for amaryllis after bloom.

Bulbs

What to Do With Amaryllis After They Bloom

Amaryllis offers stunning, gigantic blooms for you to enjoy indoors! You may have bought a potted bulb weeks ago and now notice its flowers are fading. Learn what you can do with the bulb, whether you’d like to recycle it or save it for next year. Seasoned grower Jerad Bryant shares what you must do to save your amaryllis.

A collection of green leaves, including parsley and chives, growing in brown paper-covered pots on a windowsill.

Edible

35 Healthy Edible Plants to Grow Indoors In Winter

It’s cold outside, but that doesn’t mean you can’t grow edible, healthy plants indoors! Indoor growing allows you to cultivate delicious leafy greens and sensational herbs for culinary use. Seasoned grower Jerad Bryant shares these 33 healthy edible plants you can grow indoors this winter.