Articles related to "Mulching For Winter"

Fall is a busy time in the flower garden. Use this list of reminders and tips to keep up with your fall garden chores, prepare for winter and anticipate spring!

Your garden and yard will fare better in the spring if you take a few easy steps to prepare for the cold of winter.

Dracuncula Vulgaris, or Arum Dracunculus is also known by the name Voodoo Lily or Dragon Flower, but what is it and how do you grow it?

Gayfeather or liatris is a plant that is native to both western and eastern North America, but different species occupy different areas of the continent.

Properly winterizing a garden will prepare it for cold weather and snow, and lessen the amount of repairing and replanting that needs to be done in the spring.

Losing leaves helps a tree go dormant and survive winter. These same leaves can help your plants survive winter and improve the garden soil.

Often referred to as the lazy gardener's vegetables, perennials in the vegetable patch are a surprise to many gardeners.