With the first day of spring here, experts say now is the time to prepare gardens and care for houseplants ahead of planting ...

Spring explodes onto the scene, bringing sunshine, fresh blooms, and an army of weeds that seem to appear overnight. These early spring invaders don’t just pop up randomly—they exploit warming soils, ...

Even if it still looks like winter in your garden, you can start some garden tasks. Here five garden chores to accomplish ...

As winter eases its way out and the first signs of green begin to emerge, it’s tempting to want to get a head start on every gardening task on your to-do list. However, early spring is a delicate ...

Warm, workable soil is key to a successful spring garden. Use these simple tests to know when conditions are right to plant and avoid struggling crops.

Spring is officially here, and if that has you longing for blooming flowers or itching to get into the garden, plant experts–including Sharon Yiesla, who is a Plant Knowledge Specialist at the Morton ...

Adding lime can help grass absorb nutrients and conditions the soil to improve root development. Before adding lime, you must ...

After a stretch of warm, summer-like temperatures last week, many people across eastern Carolina began planting early — only ...

Early spring blooms include Witch Hazel, Daffodils, and Hyacinths. These plants are more tolerant of brief freezing temperatures than others. The blooms may be killed, but the plants themselves ...

Is it spring yet? The short answer is yes. But some people don't feel spring has fully arrived until late March, or even April. You may consider the average last frost date as the beginning of spring.

Following a harsh winter, a warming trend in South Carolina is creating ideal conditions for spring gardening. The Farmer's Almanac predicts a warmer-than-normal spring for the South, with mild ...

As cooler weather lingers in New Jersey, gardeners can still plant cold-tolerant crops and prep for the warmer days just around the corner.