How To Plant Indoor Hyacinths For Uplifting Color And Fragrance In Your Home During The Winter

A Homes & Gardens guide explains how to plant indoor hyacinths, chill unprepared bulbs and care for pots for late-winter blooms.

12 Plants To Add To Your Garden Now For Winter Beauty

Country Living highlights 12 plants that bring winter color, berries, flowers, bark, texture or food for birds to the garden.

I’m Not Throwing Away My Halloween Pumpkins This Year – Here Are 7 Things I’ll Be Doing Instead

A gardening guide suggests seven ways to reuse Halloween pumpkins, from saving seeds and composting to safe disposal and bird-feeder crafts.

9 Deer-Resistant Bulbs To Plant This Fall For A Colorful Spring Garden

Gardening expert Rhonda Fleming Hayes recommends nine spring-blooming bulbs deer tend to avoid, while warning that resistance is not guaranteed.

Better Than Garden Bonfires

An Amateur Gardening report recommends composting and wildlife piles for garden debris, while warning about smoke, emissions and wildlife harm from bonfires.

Houseplants Are Getting Bigger, Bolder And Full Of Personality In 2027 – These Are The Trends To Know

An Ideal Home report forecasts large foliage, characterful mature plants and a slower, more considered approach to houseplants in 2027.

Slugs Are Back: 5 Simple Ways To Protect Your Vegetable Patch Before They Destroy Your Harvest

Amateur Gardening outlines five ways to limit slug and snail damage, from morning watering and habitat changes to checking planters and using nematodes.

October Is The Best Time To Deal With Black Spot On Roses – Here’s How To Reduce Problems Next Year

A Homes & Gardens report recommends removing infected rose leaves in October to reduce a source of black spot spores before next season.

4 Fall Planting Mistakes That Can Leave Trees And Shrubs Struggling For Years

Country Living outlines four fall planting errors that can affect trees and shrubs: circling roots, deep planting, poor watering and mulch against bark.

How To Save Your Coleus Before The First Frost

Take 4- to 6-inch coleus cuttings before frost, root them in water and grow them indoors until spring, according to Country Living.