To the dismay of many gardening enthusiasts, fall signals the close of peak growing seasons. The vibrant greens of summer ...

While high summer tends to be the time when our garden borders reach their colorful climax, many popular perennials can keep the show going long into the fall months. Think golden-yellow blooms of ...

Some foliage plants surprise in spring rather than fall. Siberian bugloss (Brunnera), for instance, is beloved for its ...

Asters are one of the last perennial flowers to bloom in the landscape, providing color and texture well into late fall. They’re beautiful in cutting gardens or as part of a mixed border.

As far as annual flowers go, marigolds offer one of the best bangs for the buck. After you put them in the ground, you can leave them alone and they’ll bloom until fall. Hardy and forgiving ...

Many of us have heard the adage “there is no such thing as a weed.” The idea being that any plant has its uses if planted in the right place. Many of the undesirable plants we work so hard to ...

If you think winter means hitting pause on your garden, think again — some of the best blooms ... require fall planting. You could consider a mix, such as Eden Brothers All Perennial Wildflower ...

Fall is a great time to divide and plant bulbs. Paul shows you how to divide daffodil bulbs for maximum bloom next season. Don't worry about what to do with all of the fallen leaves on your lawn.

In the early fall, atop your bulbs ... through the middle of summer, and bulbs all flower at different times within that range. Choose bulbs with different bloom times and you'll be able to ...

This breaks them into ... in the fall, perennials that bloom in the fall and ornamental grasses should be divided in the spring. Some perennials don’t respond well to dividing at all, so always ...

The people-watching at the market benefits from its nature as a place visited by individuals of all ages and backgrounds. The flowers and plants available on any given Sunday are as eclectic as th ...