Planting a bulb garden is a great way to highlight your landscape and gardens, but the key to success lies in how you plant them in the fall. If you’re new to gardening, understanding when to plant bulbs can seem a little tricky,

Shady parts of our garden may seem trickier to enhance, but they can be a floral haven for the right selections. Here are six gorgeous flowering natives for shade

Many gardeners may be dreading the cold autumn weather but it is actually the best time to begin planting flowers to ensure you have a vibrant colourful garden next springtime.

Once tulips and daffodils flower in the spring, you can cut off the faded bloom but leave the foliage to turn yellow so it can make flowers for next year. Then remember that these bulbs like to be kept dry all summer — the perfect solution for someone who would forget to water them anyway.

Fall may feel like an obvious time to do some serious trimming and pruning of your landscaping and gardens. As the weather tiptoes towards winter, you may have the urge to cut back plants so everything looks tidy in the spring.