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Houseplants can provide color, cheer and comfort during the long cold winter months, but they'll need a little special care to do so. Here is a quick guide to help!

Begonia is a genus of flowering plants which are divided into eight primary types, each with specific characteristics that allow the species to be easily sorted.

Hardy, tuberous and cane begonias are plants for shady gardens. Learn about these flowering begonias and which are best outside or as houseplants.

Begonias come in a stunning array of varieties and colors and make outstanding houseplants. Here's how to keep them lovely year round!

By properly storing seeds and tender perennials in the fall, you can ensure an early and less expensive start to next year's garden.

As a houseplant or an outdoor plant, begonias are a gardener's delight. Begonias can be used in flowerbeds, in containers, in hanging baskets and as houseplants.

Winter is fast approaching. Which tropical plants are best to overwinter and which ones should you save seeds from to start each spring?

Plant these summer flowers to keep your garden looking fresh and blooming all season: choose from annuals, perennials, shrubs, bulbs, vines and tropical plants.

Plant propagation is an easy way to save coleus plants over winter. Growing coleus indoors, from plant cuttings, builds the garden.

Despite a houseplant lover's best efforts, diseases can still strike. Fungal diseases are among the most common. Here's a quick guide to help spot and treat them.

Flowers are not only beautiful to behold, some are even edible.

Just about any plant can be grown on a patio or balcony in a container, with the right care and conditions - including shrubbery.

There are many methods of propagation including division, offsets, division of bulbs, tubers and plantlets. Different plants require different methods to grow.

Rex begonias grow best in shade. The striking foliage of Begonia rex cultorum makes this a good choice as a houseplant or for outside gardens.