If you’ve been in the market for some new bedding, we want to make it easier for you to find something that meets your needs and doesn’t harm the planet in the process.

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Some annuals prefer cooler temperatures, but others should be planted after the last frost in your area. Here's how to ...

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The top commodities in U.S. horticulture sales in 2024 were nursery stock; annual bedding/garden plants; sod, sprigs and ...

This fourth article in a six-part series examines the potential use of hardwood tree species as components of engineered wood ...

UNITED STATES—Cool season annuals will probably finish sooner than they typically do this season. They do not enjoy the unseasonably but pleasantly warm and dry weather. It accelerates their brief ...

Bitterly cold weather has settled in across the region. If you woke up Monday morning to discover frozen, limp plants outside your window, you might be tempted to trim them or simply discard them to ...

Wait at least one week before pulling up and discarding any cool-season bedding plants that have incurred freeze damage. Dianthus, for example, may look somewhat melted and unusually dark green right ...

Traditional plant displays in the United Kingdom were introduced by the Victorians using annual plants, known in the U.K. as “bedding plants.” These were planted in May, then removed in the autumn and ...

To keep your flowerbeds colorful and attractive over the winter and into the spring, now is the time to replace warm-season bedding plants that bloomed over the summer. If they still look good, you ...