The general rule of thumb is to dig your tender bulbs out of your gardens after the foliage begins to dry up or is killed by frost.

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To expect the unexpected may be the best advice for gardeners facing unfamiliar weather patterns driven by a changing climate ...

As the growing season winds down, it’s time to think about cleaning up your garden before winter weather arrives. But there’s ...

The warm temperatures and humid conditions make the ideal environment for diseases to thrive. Depending on the type of ...

if just one or two of the plants turn brown, the look of the whole hedge is ruined. Boxwood turning brown includes pest ...

After a proliferation of colorful summer blooms and the rich golden leaves of fall, the winter garden can look a little drab ...

This week's Ask the Master Gardener column includes tips for bringing plants inside for the winter and other autumn tasks.

To combat many greenhouse conditions that encourage the spread of disease, breeders are developing disease-resistant varieties.

A small shady backyard doesn’t mean you can’t have a beautiful garden. Here are small evergreen plants for shade: use them to ...

Winter can be harsh. Frigid temperatures and fewer hours of daylight can take a toll, and many people prefer to stay warm ...