Now is the time to plant bulbs so you will have beautiful blooms in the spring.

With the cooler months on their way, it's time to think about plants that will thrive inside your home.

From brown spots to weeds, your yard might be begging for attention and we have some tlc solutions.

Just because summer is winding down doesn't mean you have to lose all the color we've enjoyed all season.

Pests taking over your flower beds? Here are a few products to get rid of slugs, Japanese beetles, and more.

Roses seem like the go-to flower when arranging a vase, but there are lots of other flowers that will make a beautiful arrangement.

When it comes to long-lasting blooms and knockout color, flowering shrubs can be a big boost to your yard.

From monarchs to swallow-tails, butterflies can be beautiful visitors to your yard. And it's not difficult to attract them.

They are the unwanted guests at many summertime cookouts - this week we learn how to keep the mosquitos away.

This week the Home Gardener explains the difference between the many types of hydrangeas.

This week we learn which plants will thrive best in the shady areas of your yard.

If you always wanted a pond in your backyard, but just don't have the space, a container water garden might work for you.

It's June and time to plant perennials, but how do you know which plants are best suited for your yard?

If you're decorating your porch or patio for the summer time, there are some plants that have more impact than others.

If you want to grow your own veggies, it's not too late to get started. You don't even have to plant them in the ground.

Roses offer so many colors and varieties, but how do you know which will thrive most in your garden?

Here are some tips to make sure those annuals are ready for your holiday weekend gardening.

Container gardening can be overwhelming because there are so many kinds of flowers to choose from, but there are some winning combinations.

Not all flowers have to go in the ground or a pot, hanging baskets are great for this time of the year.

It's not all about flowers in the spring, more and more people are growing herbs.

Check out the latest trend in healthy eating and saving money during this Earth Week.

With the cold temperatures not out of the question, you might want to stick to frost friendly flowers. English Gardens has a few suggestions.

Why wait for warm weather to have beautiful flowers? Buy them now and keep them inside.

Spring has arrived and it's time to clean up your lawn - English Gardens has a few steps you should take to help your grass look its best.