Why it pays to get a head start ...

Winter can make your garden look barren, but it's crucial to give it the best chance of bouncing back in the spring by getting outside this month.

February is an ideal time to rearrange your shrubs. As shrubs are dormant in winter, if you've noticed some of your plants aren't flourishing, it might be time to dig them up and re-plant them.

Find inspiration in some vibrant displays ...

The best way to propagate a new plant from your bulb is to watch for a baby bulb appearing at the mother bulb’s side. Mature ...

Visitors can admire striking views, woodland gardens and cloud-clipped yew hedges at this 10-acre garden. The estate, which has snowdrops flowering from the end of January, also features an Edwardian ...

February brings unusually warm weather to western Washington, with temperatures soaring above seasonal averages this week.

The University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum’s annual Spring Flower Show will run daily Jan. 31 through March 15, offering visitors an early taste of spring.

Amaryllis is one of the most striking flowering bulbs available. They provide huge trumpet-shaped blooms and bold colors ...

FEBRUARY: Gardeners everywhere are worried about their plants and how this winter weather will affect them. It is too early ...

In Texas, Georgia, Florida, and other southern states, February feels like early spring. Nice days are good for getting prep work done in the garden, and even for planting early spring crops. For many ...

The days are getting longer and there’s a hint of spring in the air, so it's time to get outdoors ...