"Who says you can’t grow fruit trees in containers," says Linda. "New ‘dwarf,’ or more compact varieties, are making beautiful, bountiful harvests possible, no matter how petite your patio may be." So ...

4. Just as you transitioned them in spring, do the same for fall. Bring them into a sheltered place near your home or into a ...

Do you need to throw all the soil away every year and start fresh with new soil? Or, can you add about half a pot of new ...

“You will need to cover some plants with horticultural fleece if you don’t want to lift them,” O’Neill adds, mentioning ...

First, check plants and pots carefully for unwanted hitchhikers. Snails, whiteflies, scale, and mealybugs (soft bodied scale) ...

Autumn may mean the end of the gardening year but some plants go out not with a whimper but with an explosion of colour.

A: The pots have to go into the ground or brought inside a garage or something like that. Tea roses are tender and have a ...

Patio pot plants can be great for outdoor decoration, but planting certain varieties to attract bees, butterflies and other insects can add so much interest and support wildlife. We've rounded up the ...

October is a time of garden transition. Summer ends and fall begins. Toward the middle of the month, when the air cools and ...

Inspect every pot, and if you find an egg mass ... Don’t let transitioning plants from patio to house drive you crazy!

Hardiness Zones: 7 - 10 Price: $19 Size: 1 Gallon Pot If you're looking for the best ... gardenias make an excellent choice for patio plants.