While most flowering plants either retreat underground for the winter or need some TLC from us, these three not only tough ...

There's no need to let your garden go gray all winter.

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Winter gardens can be dreary and brown, but these flowering plants add color before spring arrives. Learn more about flowering plants that prove spring is coming during the late winter months.

A garden is a work in progress, evolving with the seasons. In spring, the bright nodding heads of daffodils and elegant tulips appear. In summer, lavender, roses, and coneflowers take center stage. By ...

The winter season means spending much more time indoors, which reduces the feel-good effects of being around Mother Nature. But you can boost your mood and brighten up your living space with beautiful ...

During winter, when days are shorter and the air is colder, you may think your houseplants are done blooming until spring, but this does not have to be the case at all. There are plenty of flowers ...

Not many flowers bloom in the winter months in our area. Hellebore, commonly known as Lenten Rose, is one notable winter ...

Gardening during a Southern summer isn’t so hard. Sure it’s hot, but we’ve got plenty of good plants that actually thrive in our unrelenting heat. These summer bloomers aren’t the plants pictured in ...

Whether you're a beginning gardener or just want low-maintenance blooms, here are the easiest flowers to grow in your flower ...

Some early-season flowers are already blooming at the Denver Botanic Gardens, and for Coloradans visiting the grounds, it's a ...