Holiday plants have a magical way of showing up exactly when the season turns festive—bright reds, deep greens, and lush ...

Starre Vartan is an environmental and science journalist. She holds an MFA degree from Columbia University and Geology and English degrees from Syracuse University. October Daphne is a super-hardy ...

Ever wish you could have a garden, even if you only have a balcony or a tiny patio? Container gardening makes it possible to ...

Mary Lou in Fairfax writes: I have a strawberry plant, a rosemary plant and a lavender plant in individual containers. I don’t know if I should bring them inside while the weather is still nice, or ...

There are all sorts of great reasons to grow plants in pots. You might live in a condo or townhouse with limited outdoor space. Perhaps the soil quality in your yard is poor. Or you may love the lush ...

Spring is around the corner. When you're ready to start working on your garden, this pot-in-pot method of growing outdoor plants can save you time and money, and also gives you the flexibility to ...

If you missed the fall planting window, here's how to protect plants in their nursery pots so they survive until spring.

Key Points Potted plants are more vulnerable to cold than those in the ground.Gradually acclimate plants indoors to prevent ...

I have several amaryllis plants in pots. I would like to transplant them outdoors. Is that a difficult undertaking? Transplanting Amaryllis Hippeastrum x hybridum from pots to the garden is not a ...

Eleven plants, including snake plants, ZZ plants, and pothos, can thrive both indoors and outdoors. Most of these plants prefer partial shade or indirect light, especially avoiding harsh afternoon sun ...