For many gardeners, fall is a time when things are winding down in preparation for the colder temperatures. Flowers stop blooming, some birds and wildlife migrate or start looking for places to ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." When the air gets chillier and the leaves turn red and orange, don’t start packing away your gardening ...

Though the temperatures begin to drop around October, there are lots of fall flowers for pots and containers that create a beautiful garden or front door scene. There's no better way to add vibrancy ...

Although springtime is known for fields of colorful tulips and daffodil flowers, that doesn’t mean that autumn can’t be full of activity in the garden with planting and blooming fall flowers. In fact, ...

When the air gets chillier and the leaves turn red and orange, don’t start packing away your gardening gloves. The summer might be over, but that doesn’t mean you have to say goodbye to gorgeous ...

Autumn is finally here, which means it's time to give your fall garden a seasonal refresh. As the days cool down and the light starts to soften, summer's bold blooms will begin to fade—and that's your ...

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Greenhouses and plant sellers throughout Lancaster County welcome fall with lots of autumn color, pumpkins and gourds, plus long-lasting dried florals. Here are a few botanical signs of fall to help ...

Growing a range Longwood’s fall display starts with its own collection of nearly 200 mum cultivars, says Jim Sutton, associate director of display design. Nature narrows the selection. Chrysanthemums ...

Ah, the first day of fall, when the air turns crisp and the world transforms into a canvas of fiery reds, oranges and golds. From cozy bonfires to apple picking and pumpkin carving, autumn is packed ...

I have one of those flower gardens that people pause and take pictures of. But every time someone passes my garden and compliments my flowers, I have to stop myself from saying, "It's really a lot ...