Winter gardens can be dreary and brown, but these flowering plants add color before spring arrives. Learn more about flowering plants that prove spring is coming during the late winter months.

There's no need to let your garden go gray all winter.

Learn how winter affects houseplants, from light and watering to slower growth—and how to adjust your care routine.

Add beautiful winter interest to your garden with these perennial plants. Many perennials fizzle out in late autumn, shedding leaves, dropping stems, and receding underground for a long winter's nap.

As winter drags on, many gardeners find themselves anxiously peering at their dormant plants, wondering if they’ve survived the cold.

Not many flowers bloom in the winter months in our area. Hellebore, commonly known as Lenten Rose, is one notable winter ...

How can you tell if a snowman is mad at you? He gives you the cold shoulder. Snowman season will be with us for a while yet, but our winter landscapes needn’t look cold and dreary. We can enjoy ...

Late winter in the Lowcountry is a balancing act, and this year is a sharp reminder of just how unpredictable it can be.

Some perennials that are just a bit too tender for our hardiness zone can be kept in the landscape with winter protection like a wrap of weed mat, burlap or floating row cover filled with autumn ...

It's been a dry, warm and windy winter in Fort Collins. Have you watered your trees or plants yet?

An unusually brutal blast of cold air from during the end of January and early February pushed temperatures down into record ...

Dry, sunny, warm and windy winter conditions have left many Colorado landscape plants short of moisture, and Colorado State University Extension specialists recommend supplemental watering to prevent ...