Cyclamen Cyclamen are ideal in winter landscapes, producing their unusual waxy flowers above heart-shaped leaves. The handsome foliage is often stained with silver markings. The blooms vary in ...

Winter is the perfect time to make the most of our gardens, according to gardening expert, Anya Lautenbach, who has shared the five flowers that should be in your garden ...

We found 17 winter flowers that thrive in the cold. Whether there's a blanket of snow on the ground or temperatures dip below freezing, these florals will grow.

Winter aconite is a good plant to cover a sloping landscape since in reproduces easily by self-seeding and spreads rapidly. In the right conditions, it's almost invasive. You can also buy the ...

Fertilize your lawn to enhance winter hardiness and to contribute to a fast spring green-up. Use a winterizer fertilizer with a 3-1-2 ratio of nutrients. 18-6-12 is effective. On or about Nov. 1 ...

They look beautiful, they're edible, and they'll last all winter long. Here's a look at a few plants you'll find in stock right now that deserve a spot in your yard.

Generally speaking, it will be less frequent. “Keep in mind that plants can have the winter blues, too. Some of your houseplants might be dropping more leaves than usual.

Winter Jasmine's flowers are unscented, but the optimism and splash of colour they will bring to your garden during the coldest most dreary months is well worth it, and it grows really easily ...

Bring color to the darkness with these winter flowers to plant in your garden. A cheerful winter daphne or a delicate Christmas rose can add a touch of brightness when it’s needed most.