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Let’s talk lasagna. No, not layers of cheesy pasta - we’re talking layers of gorgeous spring blooms! Biologist and gardener Lindsay Miller describes the perfect recipe for a lovely layered bulb garden.
Camellias can brighten up the gloomiest winter day and dress up a dining room table for holiday dinners. These lovely evergreen shrubs have some rules to follow when it comes to pruning to maximize their flowering potential. Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss to learn how to prune your camellia for maximum health and flowering potential.
Camellias are stunners in the garden. Whether you’re looking for some color and blooms in the colder months or a dense hedge to create a perimeter for your garden, the camellia is an excellent choice—you can even grow camellias in pots!
Camellias are famous for their beautiful blooms and glossy, evergreen foliage. If you've been looking forward to those gorgeous winter flowers, but they aren't showing up, there could be an underlying issue. Florida gardener Melissa Strauss has some tips for making sure that your camellia blooms next year.
Sasanquas are the earliest of the beautiful cool weather blooming camellias. With their extra-long blooming season, these beautiful shrubs light up the fall and winter garden. Join Florida gardener Melissa Strauss in discussing how these shrubs are unique and how you can grow one in your garden.
Grapevines gift the grower with flavorful bunches for fresh eating, juices, jams, and winemaking. Their handsome foliage offers shade on trellises and arbors. And a lesser-celebrated feature is their brilliant fall color. Add top-performing, glowing grapevines to your home vineyard with gardening expert Katherine Rowe.
Bulbs need less care and maintenance than other plants. Self-spreading species are perfect for gardeners who want to enjoy their yard rather than cultivate it. Dive deep below ground with native plant gardener Jerad Bryant to discover these 15 multiplying bulbs for your garden.
Do you love to snack on cane berries in the summer? If so, pruning in late fall is a great strategy for a thriving harvest in the summer. In this article, gardening expert Matt Dursum shares his favorite cane berries you should prune in November.
Do you have an area of your yard or garden you’d like to naturalize? Would you like to learn the joys of sowing wildflowers and reaping the rewards for years to come? Join organic farmer Jenna Rich and learn how and when to broadcast wildflower seeds.
Native plants provide food for wildlife, require little maintenance, and add beauty to the landscape. However, their seeds are sometimes tricky to germinate. Fortunately, many native plants germinate well when they are winter-sown. Join gardener Briana Yablonski to learn about native plants you can sow in containers this fall.
Keeping up with the humidity needs of orchids and other tropical plants indoors can be difficult. Fortunately, there are plenty of plants that thrive in drier environments. Gardening expert Melissa Strauss discusses some wonderful houseplants that won't mind dry air at all!
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Fill heaving holiday stockings and gift boxes with our favorite Black Friday gardener gifts for that green-thumbed friend or family member!