Plants that drop all their leaves at one time and enter a leafless, dormant state are called deciduous. In climates that ...

There are a host of evergreen plants, right under our feet, that herald in that same hope and joy as a Christmas tree.

Our native holly has a long history of pagan and Christian traditions. The Celts believed it would ward off evil spirits.

Evergreens are still using moisture during the wintertime. If the winter is extremely dry, consequences may show up in the spring.

While it might be bleak and cold outside, December is the perfect time to sow some seeds of spring-flowering plants to give ...

Christmas roses usually need a more sheltered site to thrive than the spring- flowering lenten roses. A mulch of composted bark or other similar materials helps prevent soil splashing onto blooms ...

Evergreen shrubs form the backbone of the winter garden. Discover gorgeous evergreen shrubs that provide color and texture all year long. Learn how to use these plants to keep the garden looking its ...

Discover frost-tolerant favorites like hellebores, camellias, and snowdrops to keep your garden colorful all season.

Plant winter heath in flower beds, borders, or rock gardens for best results. It needs good drainage and plenty of light to ...

When you have a smaller space and still want a shade tree, here’s a list of those that are best suited to our North Texas conditions.