Plus, how they're different from biennials and perennials. Annuals are an excellent starting point for all gardening levels—beginners to amateurs to those who don't have a green thumb at all. Most ...

The term "annual" refers to any plant that can be sowed, achieve germination, blossom, and wither over the course of a year. Offering almost endless variety and near-instant gratification, annuals are ...

The last half of October is the time to check your list of autumn garden chores to get done before winter sets in. Be sure to fertilize your lawn with a slow release fall and winter fertilizer, divide ...

Providing instant color for only a single season, annual plants are ideal for filling a last-minute border gap or refreshing containers. Their short lifespan also makes them a suitable option for ...

Plus, all the gardening jobs you need to complete in August NOW that we’re unfortunately in the final few weeks of summer, many Brits think it’s time to stop worrying about glamming up the garden.

Gardens may still be adorned with summer blooms, but green-fingered enthusiasts can start planning now to prep for the next season's flowers - and just a little work in September can yield wonderful ...

Tender or borderline hardy plants won’t appreciate being left outdoors in your flower beds all winter. Abandoning them to the elements risks certain death, but rather than lifting them to bring them ...