Winter is not here yet, but many gardeners are already nostalgic for the long days of summer. Despite the cooler weather, many tropical patio plants are alive and well - right up to the first freeze.

Local nurseries are filled with tropical plants for gardeners to place on their patio each summer, but many of these plants are difficult to keep alive inside the house during the wintertime.

Tropical plants may be native to regions elsewhere in the world, but they’re incredibly exciting and easy to grow right here ...

April warms up faster than any other month of the year, and we are starting to see mild days in the forecast. It’s still too early to keep tropical plants outside all year long, but you can start to ...

Do you have a favorite hibiscus or palm you want to keep alive for next season but are worried about bugs or lack of sunlight? You are in the right place! I've always loved plants, especially tropical ...

Plants from tropical regions often grow well in our warm homes. In addition to their lush leaves, many of these tropical flowering plants produce gorgeous blooms indoors, and some are fragrant. Most ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Vines can make for a lovely entryway as they wrap around a gazebo, trellis, or arbor. Trumpet vines are a great choice for those ...

Most of us don’t have gardens as expansive as those created by 18th-century landscape architect Capability Brown, who moved a river to create the beautiful vistas at Chatsworth House in England, or ...

For plant enthusiast Jocelyn Ho, what started off as a hobby during the 2020 COVID-19 shutdown has grown into more than what she expected. Known as the Rare Plant Fairy, Ho, 36, quickly gained a ...

The Bird of Paradise you want is NOT the best one to grow in your house Do you have a favorite hibiscus or palm you want to keep alive for next season but are worried about bugs or lack of sunlight?