In this winter plants guide, we’ll cover (pun intended) which plants need winter care, when to start protecting them, and how to best shield them from frost, wind and snow.

Plants naturally slow their growth during the winter, meaning they don’t need as much fertilizer as they do in active growing ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Winter is coming. You can get out your hats, boots, and gloves, but how do we keep our indoor plants happy and healthy through the cold months? The drop in temperature ...

Plants with high light requirements, like tropicals and succulents, particularly benefit from grow lights in winter. For maximum coverage, try this four-head LED grow light on sale at Walmart .

There are certain plants that won't survive the winter outdoors. Here's which plants to move, and how to move them correctly so you're not moving pests indoor as well.

Real Christmas trees aren't the only way to incorporate festive greenery into your home this winter. From pine garlands to fir wreaths, evergreen cuttings have become traditional holiday decor in ...

My plants are my winter warriors—they help me combat seasonal sadness by bringing life to my space. A pop of green is a serious mood booster when all you see outside is a blanket of gray.

Inflation also affects the prices of seeds, plants, and fertilizers Between the months of April and October, he explained, the greenhouses consume 300 MWh of electricity per month. In winter ...

10 Winter Plants That Will Thrive in the Cold Weather There are actually several plant species you can count on to survive through the winter season. Here's what you need to do.