For those looking to plant some bulbs now and get a head start on spring, t's important to know what you can and can't plant ...

Luckily, garden centre benches are groaning under ... narcissus bulbs are best kept in a pot Credit: Getty Spring flowering cyclamen go from magenta and pink through to blush-white Credit: Getty ...

There are lots of hardy plants that will burst into colour from March through to May in your garden, but they need to be ...

With high temperatures, people may want to get a head start on planting their gardens, but experts are saying to wait on ...

Surround a spring porch with plenty of colorful flowers to create a cheery welcome. Kate at A Hundred Affections uses a ...

Replace the top soil of your potted plants with a fresh layer of compost in early spring. This will give plants an extra boost of essential nutrients needed for healthy growth. Plants in ...

This early timing not only gives the plants a head start for summer, but also allows us to take cuttings from the fresh new ...

Riverwest Grown has hundreds of plants, most potted in upcycled pots for your choosing. Bringing home a new plant can boost your mood in the winter months. Cold temperatures and less ...

For a splash of spring colour, now is the perfect time to plant a range of bulbs and tubers, including begonias, snapdragons, and the delightful five-petalled Laurentia. These can be potted and ...

Between their big bloom in fall and the time you plant them in the ground in spring, potted florist mums need to be overwintered. Here's how to do it: Never use garden soil when repotting mums.