The crown is the heart of the plant, and cutting it too low can stunt or kill your pansies. "When doing a bigger cutback, leave about a 1/2-inch to an inch of growth above the crown, and trim stems ...

Violas are another cool-season favorite, and for good reason. They can survive temperatures well below freezing and are heat tolerant enough to last until mid-May. Their low, mounded growth habit ...

Art and STEAM teacher, Shannon Silverman, took over management of the garden and ensures that it is beautiful and beneficial ...

Clear out spent vegetable beds, then lightly turn the soil, incorporating compost, well-rotted manure and, if indicated by a ...

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"Fuchsias fall into two main types: hardy fuchsias, which have been specifically bred to survive in cold temperatures and ...

We spoke with three garden experts on different reasons to allow plants to go to seed, including benefits for wildlife, for your garden, and for yourself.

Taking time to tend to a garden offers more than just fresh flowers or vegetables, it gives you a moment to pause, connect ...

Generally, we are most active in the garden in the spring and early summer, but this is the time to do some planning.

The planting of cool-season bedding plants is in full swing. They will provide color in the fall, through the winter and in a grand display in spring. Cool-season bedding plants enjoy mild to chilly ...

Autumn is in full force. Green leaves have turned to brilliant shades of red and gold that flutter to the ground in their yearly dance. The garden is winding down in preparation for its long winter ...