Minnesota gardeners are marking the arrival of May with visible results from earlier planting decisions. In one Midwestern ...

A burst of electric blue is signaling the arrival of spring at Wave Hill, where thousands of delicate blossoms are carpeting the grounds in one of the city’s earliest seasonal displays. The 28-acre ...

If you’ve been wondering whether spring has officially arrived in Maryland, I can save you the trouble of checking the calendar or waiting for the groundhog’s opinion. Just head to Sherwood Gardens in ...

Boost the beauty and pollinator appeal of your gardens and containers with flowering bulbs. A combination of spring-and ...

Yes, spring is a busy time for us gardeners. I love it: the colors, the smells − and even the hard work. You may reach Henry ...

Experts reveal why to fertilize spring bulbs after flowering to give them energy for glorious displays next spring, plus ...

Everywhere you look, spring flower bulbs are welcoming spring with cheerful, exuberant blooms. Bulbs and bulb-like plants can brighten up any space: They lift our souls, remind us of nature’s ...

Early spring often brings unpredictable weather, from 80-degree days to temperatures well below freezing. While many plants are adapted to withstand cold temperatures when dormant, they become far ...

When it was on the warmer side and raining midweek, it was nice to see rain instead of snow. And these weather changes will certainly push lots of plants to break ground. In the front yard not far ...

The tree wrap you put on your tree trunks last fall should come off in the early spring. If you remove it carefully, you can re-use it again this fall. Raised beds can make it easier to get your ...

As soon as spring rolls around, you’d think I’m running a plant nursery out of my suburban back yard. Surprisingly, I’m not. (I’ve never sold plants, but did my fair share of plant swaps.) Yet if you ...

Check areas of your gardens where snow has thawed and early spring bulbs may be emerging like these daffodils. Hello March! Now where did I put those spring bulbs? Did I plant them? Did I pot them up ...