While October signals dormancy for hostas, there are some very easy things you can do this month to give your leafy beauties a head start next year ...

With soil temperatures still relatively warm and the risk of heat and drought extremes behind you, fall is the perfect time ...

With soil temperatures still relatively warm and the risk of drought extremes behind you, fall is the perfect time to ...

Putting potted hostas in the ground can keep their temperatures even over winter, or you can modify their above-ground ...

Slugs and snails can cause huge damage to hostas, but take steps now and you can avoid the carnage ...

Fall is garden cleanup time, but that doesn’t mean you should turn your property into a barren wasteland. Leaving certain ...

Before you wrap the whole backyard in fleece, let these cold-loving plants take their proper winter rest ...

Maximize those breathtaking flowers.

A little love can go a long way, especially when it comes to making a neighborhood bloom. For Terri and Michael Quinn, that ...

Also cut down any plants that were diseased this year, and completely clear their beds of fallen leaves and other plant parts ...

Juliet, in Romeo and Juliet, said, “a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” She implied that a name does not change the true nature of a thing.

Ditch the boring wreath. Give your front door a fresh fall look with dried cornstalks that add height and harvest charm to your seasonal entryway.