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Winter a great time to get a head start on amending your soil for spring, whether you're adding fertilizer, changing its chemistry, or improving soil structure.
Read MoreNot all flowers can be planted in January, but a mix of cold-season annuals and perennials that love cold stratification are both great options for it.
Read MoreSpider plants are easy-going, but when their trademark pointy leaves are browing, it's a cry for help. A change to your watering schedule could be the key.
Read MoreDon't let that shady spot in your garden go to waste. Rather than planting the typical hostas, try designing your own fairy garden among edible mushrooms.
Read MoreItching to hop back into the garden season long before spring? Don't worry, these veggies actually want your attention even as early as January to get started.
Read MoreNancy Meyers produces classic movies, and gardeners seem to be tuned-in this year. These 2026 trends aim to bring the elements of her film gardens to yours.
Read MoreWinter isn't the peak gardening season in the Northern Hemisphere. Examine the climate differences between Europe and North America, though, and see what grows.
Read MoreSnag one of these beloved citrus trees for the indoor-outdoor-cat of the fruit world. Whether in your sunny yard or cozy home, it can produce fruit year-round.
Read MoreNo one is going to judge you for a yard full of pretty flowers, but to get the maximum impact, try this landscaping design technique to catch people's eyes.
Read MoreWhile your houseplants may look the same in the winter, it's likely that they are dormant. So, you'll need to avoid doing a regular chore for their health.
Read MoreHydrangeas are staples of the spring landscape, but is that the best time to plant them? The Old Farmer's Almanac shares its 200 year-old wisdom on the topic.
Read MoreThe Old Farmer's Almanac hasn't been around so long for no reason. This trusty resource gives you direct guidence on planning your veggie garden by season.
Read MoreWhile spring may be "gardening season," the prep work for gorgeous spring blooms on trees happens in the winter. Here's how to prune this ornamental fruit tree.
Read MoreAs cool weather crops, it's a shame that peas are still too tender to get through winter. But with the right set up, you can grow your peas all year long.
Read MoreSome folks believe birds love this budget-friendly pantry staple, but is there evidence for the claim? Before you fill your bird feeder, you should know this.
Read MoreIt's helpful to know if you'll get snow this year, and how much. Here's when many U.S. regions can expect wintry weather, according to The Old Farmer's Almanac.
Read MoreWhen spring finally breaks through the winter gloom, who wants to see a bunch of brown patches in the lawn? Adjusting the timing for this lawn chore may help.
Read MoreConeflowers (also known as echinacea) are a summer garden delight, but you need to prune them at the right time for best results when this perennial grows back.
Read MoreFall leaves look amazing on the trees, but are less welcome on the yard. If they must go, try turning them into an easy soil amendment for your garden.
Read MoreWhile your lawn may look like it's sleeping all winter, there's actually a lot of potential danger from pests and disease. Keeping it short may prevent them.
Read MoreWhile poinsettias and evergreens might be on your mind in December, it's not too early to think about your spring garden. Sow these seeds now for flowers later.
Read MoreHGTV's John Gidding is an expert when it comes to what gives your house that curb appeal. He says there are a few key plants that can transform your property.
Read MoreThis low-maintenance, humidity-loving houseplant needs you to know that it is affected by the winter, even indoors! Here's how to adjust your care for it.
Read MoreOnce winter hits, it doesn't have to be curtains for your tomato plant. Bring the growing indoors with a nifty propagation tip that will keep tomatoes coming.
Read MoreHGTV star Joanna Gaines combines her home and gardening expertise with a simple porch decorating tip that is bound to catch your eye in every season.
Read MoreThere's nothing more fulfilling than growing peach trees for their fresh fruit. However, your tree will benefit greatly from this veggie as a companion plant.
Read MoreBlueberry shrubs may take a bit of work to get into optimal growing shape, but the fruit makes it worth the time. And winter is an important maintence period.
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