Plant these easy-care perennials in the fall, and they’ll pop up when the grass turns green next spring.

Fall is the ideal time to plant easy-care spring-flowering perennials. Planting when the soil is still warm from lingering summer heat allows these plants to establish a strong root system. Then ...

Properly timed division rejuvenates plants while maintaining bloom cycles.

Aside from warmer temperatures and longer days, the best part about spring's arrival (especially after a long, cold winter) is seeing all the fresh spring flowers blooming brightly. There's no ...

Now that spring has officially arrived and the sun has returned, our gardens are beginning to brim with activity. Bees are buzzing about, visiting early flowers; foliage is emerging everywhere; and ...

Do perennial flowers reduce a gardener’s work? Perennials do eliminate the need to replant every year, but they’re not work-free, and that’s good. Gardening isn’t just about the end results, it’s also ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Spring in Colorado is grand if you’re OK with switching between a heavy jacket and a tank top. We never complain about spring rain or even snow since all ...

Put away that string trimmer.

“My work schedule has been keeping me out of my perennial garden and now I will be on vacation until early April. Will I be too late to clean up the garden without damaging the perennials? Do you have ...

As a general rule, fall dividing is best for plants that bloom in spring or early summer, such as woodland phlox, veronica, ...