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Winterizing Your Yard: How to Protect Plants from Frost

Frost in late fall and early winter occurs at night when temperatures are cooler and outside air is saturated, or filled, with moisture. This process can be hard on certain plants in your garden. Luckily there are plenty of methods to ensure your frost-sensitive plants come through unscathed.
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Winter Plants To Add To Your Landscape

Do you want some color and beauty in your winter landscape? Look no further. We have some amazing plants to transform your yard in the cold and dreary months. Here are the best winter plants to add to your landscape:
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Fertilizing In Winter

Are you wondering if you should fertilize your lawn, trees, or shrubs in winter? There are some plants, trees, and grasses that can be fertilized in winter. But there are some rules you should follow and things you should know before fertilizing in winter.
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Get Holiday Ready: How to Plant A Live Christmas Tree

Nothing quite says the holiday season like festive decorations, and the most notable of them all is a gorgeous Christmas tree covered in shimmering lights. This season, plant a live Christmas tree that not only benefits the environment but provides year-round beauty that especially comes alive during this time of year.

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Trees To Plant In Winter

You can plant trees in winter in certain areas. In general, if the ground is diggable in your area you can still plant most types of trees. Learn about which trees to plant in winter, planting by growing zone, and tips for winter planting.
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