Walking out to your garden to find your favorite century plant looking like a heap of soggy, gray mush is a heartbreaking sight for any gardener. Most people would be tempted to grab a pair of ...

It seems counter-intuitive, but cutting back apricot trees can actually lead to more fruit production. Learn when, where, and ...

These popular plants caused more chaos than expected. We asked the BHG audience which plants they regret planting — here’s ...

January might seem like a quiet month in the garden, with frosty mornings and bare branches dominating the landscape, but experienced gardeners know this dormant period is absolutely crucial for ...

As the snow falls, trees and shrubs in your landscape can suffer. Here are some tips to help prevent damage to your plants.

Winter’s chill has settled in, and many gardeners grab their shears thinking, “Time to tame the garden!” But hold up—January pruning isn’t always your friend. Some plants are still in their dormancy, ...

The spiky desert succulents typically blossom beginning in late February. But this season, many started growing flowers up to ...

As you settle into the long, cold winter months and finish prepping your outdoor plants for the season, it's time to turn your attention indoors. Our indoor plants require care as well, even if they ...

While many of us might still be lounging indoors recovering from Christmas festivities some intrepid gardeners will be braving the snow and ice outside. And among their tasks are likely to be trimming ...

Joshua trees rely on a single moth species to reproduce.

While the rest of the garden rests, January is the perfect opportunity to perform a few crucial gardening tasks, including pruning. It’s a chance to prepare for the upcoming spring, despite it feeling ...