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  • Quaint garden shed with windows sits in a yard.

    7 Highly Rated Garden Sheds From Costco, According To Real Reviews

    Adding a garden shed doesn't have to be difficult. Real reviews about Costco sheds highlight each product's pros and cons, so you can choose what works for you.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit Read More
  • An apple orchard is covered in snow.

    How To Winterize A Fruit Tree For Optimal Health Come Spring

    It's not too late to make sure your fruit trees are staying healthy this winter. Here are some steps you can take to optimize their health before springtime.

    By Lauren Krystaf Read More
  • A lavender plant is covered in snow.

    7 Tips To Keep An Herb Garden Alive Through A Chilly Winter

    Since many of our favorite herbs aren't cold-hardy, you'll have to work to keep your herb garden safe. From frost covers to microclimates, here are some tips.

    By Lauren Krystaf Read More
  • A healthy garden thrives in front of a brick wall with a green lawn in front of it.

    7 Ways To Amend The Soil In Winter For A Healthy Garden Next Spring

    Winter a great time to get a head start on amending your soil for spring, whether you're adding fertilizer, changing its chemistry, or improving soil structure.

    By Lauren Krystaf Read More
  • A gardener's hands planting zinnia seeds in the soil next to a green trowel

    7 Flowers The Old Farmer's Almanac Suggests Growing From Seed For A Gorgeous Garden

    Cut flower gardens seem intimidating, but resources like The Old Farmer's Almanac simplify the process. Check out these flowers that are easy to grow from seed.

    By Autumn McGarr Read More
  • woman holding purse in an aisle of watering cans holding out a metal one to examine

    12 Garden Items Worth Stocking Up On At The Dollar Tree To Prep For Winter

    Winter weather doesn't have to get you down. There are great items to buy at your local Dollar Tree to decorate your garden right now. Don't wait 'til spring!

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit Read More
  • A cheerful woman stands in a fruit orchard in winter.

    9 Varieties Of Fruit Trees That Can Thrive In Cold Climates

    While fruit often conjures images of sunny orange groves in warmer states, plenty of fruit trees not only tolerate colder climates, but thrive in them.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit Read More
  • A cottage garden thrives with a variety of flowers.

    7 Flowers You Should Be Planting In January For A Lovely Spring

    Not all flowers can be planted in January, but a mix of cold-season annuals and perennials that love cold stratification are both great options for it.

    By Lauren Krystaf Read More
  • Man harvests Brussels sprouts in the snow.

    11 Cool-Season Vegetables You Can Grow For A Lush Garden Through Winter

    While the winter is usually a period of rest in the garden, with the right planning, a few very common crops are cold-hardy enough to be harvested throughout.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit Read More
  • Two women tend to plants on a patio.

    The Old Farmer's Almanac Names These 12 New Plants As Standouts For 2026

    Every year brings fresh varieities to the plant world, from edibles to ornamentals, so here's a handy guide for some of the best of what's coming to 2026.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit Read More
  • A native xeriscape garden featuring purple coneflowers and other U.S. native plant selections

    Top Gardening Trends You Need To Know For 2026

    These 2026 garden trends are all driven by highlighting personal taste color palette-wise or the values you have for your space, with a wide range of choices.

    By Autumn McGarr Read More
  • A person sows seeds in their greenhouse.

    6 Vegetables You Can Plant In January For A Head Start On The Garden

    Itching to hop back into the garden season long before spring? Don't worry, these veggies actually want your attention even as early as January to get started.

    By Lauren Krystaf Read More
  • Woman prunes a tree in winter.

    10 Plants To Prune In January For Healthier Growth This Spring

    January is a perfect time to start a few garden tasks. Yes, really. Grab your shears and plan to prune these 10 plants, and they'll be happier come springtime.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit Read More
  • Nancy Meyers stands at a podium.

    Nancy Meyers-Inspired Garden Trends To Adopt In 2026

    Nancy Meyers produces classic movies, and gardeners seem to be tuned-in this year. These 2026 trends aim to bring the elements of her film gardens to yours.

    By Lauren Krystaf Read More
  • A fairy garden featuring a tiny stone house and mushrooms, as well as a variety of tiny plants and moss.

    11 Whimsical Plants That Deserve A Home In Your Backyard Fairy Garden

    There are endless ways to make a fairy garden, including designing a piece of your garden around the scene. These plants add a bit of whimsy to your project.

    By Autumn McGarr Read More
  • Someone uses a magnifying glass to identify a stink bug on a stem.

    18 Garden Pests The Old Farmer's Almanac Can Help You Identify

    Playing "Clue" is a lot more fun as a boardgame rather than trying to figure out who murdered your plant. These are some of the most common pests to look for.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit Read More
  • Woman frowns at the browning leaves a houseplant.

    13 Plant Diseases The Old Farmer's Almanac Can Help You Identify

    The Old Farmer's Almanac is priceless for plant knowledge, and can even help you identify the common infections and diseases gardeners are likely to encounter.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit Read More
  • A colorful front garden including pink petunias and pink phlox

    9 Flower Varieties With The Best Curb Appeal For A Stunning Landscape

    No matter your audience, planting flowers in your front yard is sure to leave a great first impression. From bulbs to natives, these 9 flowers leave an impact.

    By Autumn McGarr Read More
  • A woman meditates and breathes deeply near her house plant.

    12 Houseplants That Can Help Clean Mold And Improve Your Home's Air Quality

    The path to cleaner air inside your home doesn't have to mean expensive air purifiers. It could mean just adding a few more of your favorite houseplants.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit Read More
  • Close up of a squash bug on a green leaf.

    10 Plants That Are Attracting Icky Squash Bugs Into The Garden

    If you've ever tried to grow your favorite gourds, you may have noticed annoying pests on their leaves. These are squash bugs, and they love these 10 plants.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit Read More
  • A gardener's boot and shovel digging up gladiolus bulbs

    8 Delicate Bulbs That Need Special Care Over Cold Winters

    While some bulbs thrive when overwintered in the ground, some can't take the cold. These bulbs, corms, and rhizomes need some extra care from you to survive.

    By Autumn McGarr Read More
  • Potted houseplants of different sizes sit in front of winter view through a window.

    15 Tropical Plants That Are Better Off Overwintering Indoors

    From large, leafy greens to flowering woody vines, if you want a tropical look to your yard in the summer, you can bring these plants inside when it gets cold.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit Read More
  • Woman takes a cutting from her garden.

    12 Outdoor Plants You Should Take Cuttings From Before Winter, And Why

    Winter is nearly here, and you might be spending less time in the garden. But if you propagate these outdoor plants now, you can have new ones in the spring.

    By Cara Lockwood Benoit Read More
  • A gardener's hand pouring coffee grounds on a potted plant

    Save Old Coffee Grounds To Fertilize These 7 Vegetables For A Thriving Garden

    Coffee grounds are an ideal fertilizer. Follow composting instructions and apply to the plants that will appreciate it, like these veggie garden favorites.

    By Autumn McGarr Read More
  • Pink flowers and grass surround the roots of a large tree

    Cover Unsightly Tree Roots With 11 Ground Covers That Make A Gorgeous Living Mulch

    One of the best partnerships in the garden could be between your trees and a flowering ground cover, plants that act as a living mulch under shaded canopies.

    By Autumn McGarr Read More
  • Shady yard and a birch tree sitting in front of a gold-bricked house and patio with patio furniture

    8 Of The Least Messy Shade Trees To Cool Down Your Yard Without The Cleanup

    The benefits of a shade tree? Cooler yard in the summer and more privacy. The downside? All that mess from the leaves. But these 8 trees minimize yard clutter.

    By Lauren Krystaf Read More
  • Hydrangeas and other shrubs thrive by a fence.

    8 Of The Best Companion Plants To Grow Near Hydrangeas For A Stunning Garden

    While hydrangeas add bursts of color on their own, why not make your garden even better by adding these companion plants alongside (or underneath) the shrubs?

    By Lauren Krystaf Read More
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