Daffodils are extremely poisonous for many pets, including cats and dogs. Your canine or feline friend will experience severe ...

Hyacinths add color and fragrance to your yard. Here's how to care for the bulbs after flowering to get the same stunning ...

Whether you're looking for baby pink hues or deep fuchsia tones, you'll want to add these flowers to your list ...

For a touch of drama in your borders and containers this summer, there is still time to plant lily bulbs. Lilies are easy to ...

What’s not to like about these delightful little harbingers of spring? Take a winter walk to see them in Suffolk and be inspired to grow your own ...

It can take several months, including a period of dormancy, before the bulb has enough energy to produce another flower.

The second week of February is a good time to dig up and divide any early flowering bulbs such as snowdrops or crocus. Early ...

Make sure to cover sensitive plants lightly with straw or evergreen branches, and make sure your outdoor water faucets are winterized. Then sit back, make a fire and enjoy the brief winter wonderland ...

Roses are a Valentine’s Day staple, and fortunately, they are not toxic to pets. The main risk comes from the thorns, which ...

It's time to start thinking about what bulbs to plant now for long-lasting summer blooms. There are lots of lesser-known, ...

Jamison and Walker tells Parade Home and Garden that the most common flowers in spring are usually tulips, daffodils, ...

How much would you be willing to pay for a single snowdrop bulb? Would you believe that a single bulb of a new snowdrop ...