Planting a fall container is a fantastic way to bring seasonal cheer to your outdoor space, whether that's your front porch or backyard patio. Late-summer flowers can still look beautiful at this time ...

Don’t put your gardening tools away yet. While your summer garden may be fading (goodbye, tomatoes and scraggly annuals!), there’s plenty of the growing season left to get your hands dirty and enjoy ...

If you’re looking for ways to spruce up your entryway or patio for fall, look no further than this fresh batch of container gardens — with tips from the designers on how to arrange your own. These ...

Carol Rice shares these tips for fall containers. o Remove the spent flowers on pansies so they don’t form big seed pods. This helps them continue to flower. o Buy mums just as the flower buds are ...

Fall isn't just for mums anymore. Those round mounds of yellow, rust or purple are inadequate to celebrate luxurious falls - and ease a gardener's itch to plant something. Now is the time to refresh ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. CLEVELAND, Ohio (WJW) — Fox 8’s Stefani ...

Containers can be just as stunning as the foliage this fall, if you choose the right size, shape and color to hold your plants. When Missy Means Madden of Bellwether Landscape Architects designs ...

NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, Texas, Sept. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Calloway's Nursery and Cornelius Nursery, the leading nurseries for top-quality plants and service in Texas, are sharing the top three fall ...

Even if the weather is still hot and humid, the daylength is noticeably shorter at the end of August. Temperatures do not drop until late September but now is the time to turn your garden thoughts to ...

In September, gardeners can learn how to glaze a gourd, make a dried flower wall hanging, and plant a pawpaw tree Here’s a roundup of gardening events throughout Lancaster County and beyond. There are ...

Don’t put your gardening tools away yet. While your summer garden may be fading (goodbye, tomatoes and scraggly annuals!), there’s plenty of the growing season left to get your hands dirty and enjoy ...