Deer can turn a promising border into a row of clipped stems, especially in late winter and early spring when food is scarce. Gardeners who plan ahead lean on perennials with strong scent, bitter sap, ...

The gardening community in Chichester has a reason to celebrate with the grand opening of The Little Botanical, a delightful ...

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The plant with numerous health benefits is easy to grow on your own. Start them inside, then move them outside. Here are more ...

Daffodils are also commonly confused with jonquils, another member of the Narcissus genus. The main difference between these two flowers is their appearance. Daffodils typically produce one flower per ...

Planting in January means you may have to wait a little longer to see your plants flower, but you should still be able to enjoy the fruits of your labor within the next few months.

If you don't want to hang around for a late harvest, these fruits and vegetables are ideal for growing early and getting a late-winter head start this season.

A bulb that never rests may keep leaves, yet fail to set up a new flower stalk. Many amaryllis are forced to bloom, and ...

Forsythia shrubs are ready to burst. This is the week to force them indoors. Just prune off some bare branches, plunk the cut stems in warm water and watch as the bright yellow blooms fill your home ...

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Many flowers will bloom in spring but they're actually better to be sown starting in January. Here are eleven flowers that are best started in winter.