There’s something undeniably enchanting about a garden that comes alive at night. Imagine walking outside under the soft glow ...

If they’re too big for the house or have been planted in the garden, leave them outdoors until the first frost turns their foliage brown ... inches in spring and plant them in the garden after the ...

If they’re too big for the house or have been planted in the garden, leave them outdoors until the first frost turns their foliage ... new plants toward a water feature, firepit or tropical ...

But that’s not what I mean. I’m talking about the flowering of plants that are typically valued mostly, if not solely, for their foliage. A stunning coleus, no doubt planted for its chartreuse ...

The plant’s blooming stage often surprises its gardeners, who typically plant it for its stunning foliage. (Jessica Damiano via AP) This Nov 3, 2024, image provided by Jessica Damiano shows a ...

If they’re too big for the house or have been planted in the garden, leave them outdoors until the first frost turns their foliage ... new plants toward a water feature, firepit or tropical ...

If they’re too big for the house or have been planted in the garden, leave them outdoors until the first frost turns their foliage ... new plants toward a water feature, firepit or tropical ...

You can use this wildflower for a pop of color in your fall/winter landscape and, if pruned carefully, the foliage can even function ... This species of hibiscus is a classic tropical flower that can ...

Any site with ample light and accessibility for watering is perfect for container gardening with flowers and foliage plants. Many plants that can be grown in a garden can be grown in a container.