Discover gorgeous annuals, perennials, and shrubs that brighten the winter landscape. Learn which plants thrive in pots during the winter and how to use these potted plants to add color and texture to the garden.

An extra layer of winter insulation can make all the difference to your outdoor potted plant's chance of survival

Let’s talk about how we can best take care of both our full-time indoor plants and those who are temporarily enjoying an indoor home.

“Cacti and succulents are ideal low-maintenance houseplants for winter because they can store water in their leaves, allowing them to thrive with infrequent waterings, and tolerate dry, indoor air (and some even colder temperatures).

A. Yes! There is a hellebore that thrives in full sun in Western Washington and it has pale green flowers and holly like evergreen foliage. It answers to several different names, but the proper Latin name is Hellebore argutifolius. The more friendly sounding name for this tough perennial plant is Corsican hellebore or holly-leaved hellebore.

First protect the kids and pets before the cooler temperatures come. But don't forget to take steps to protect your plants. Here are tips.

Although it is possible to plant bulbs in winter if the ground isn't frozen, spring flowering bulbs are best planted in autumn when the weather is mild. "This is to allow the bulbs time to settle in and get some roots down before the winter cold sets in," says Jake Davies-Robertson, arboretum supervisor at Kew Gardens.