Generally, the best idea is to plant mostly hardy ... this winter. Plants in pots, like these crown of thorns, can be covered or brought inside to survive the cold. For tropical plants in ...

Though they both produce beautiful flowers, there's a difference between hardy and tropical hibiscus plants and how you ...

Azaleas are hardy in every Southern climate. They don't usually need winter protection, but there are situations when you ...

These care tips for a potted hibiscus in winter will help you keep it healthy indoors until spring. Hibiscus are amazing, ...

Start by asking, “what do I need to cover”? Any plant, be it a perennial or a shrub, that is hardy in our zones that is ...

If you have chosen plants that are truly winter-hardy and have watered and mulched them, they will settle into their winter dormancy and wait for the warmth and moisture of spring. For tree and ...

Cold weather continues to move through the Gulf Coast, which might mean a long road ahead for helping your plants avoid the ...

Jasmines need plenty of light when grown as a houseplant—at least six hours a day. Place them near a window with bright, ...

Once it has roots, transfer to full sun. Keep the plants in a cool environment of 60-65 degrees Fahrenheit. Winter pansies are hardy enough to survive colder temperatures, so you won't need to go ...

Generally, the best idea is to plant mostly hardy plants and use tropicals ... you are going to provide protection this winter. For tropical plants in containers, you have three choices.