3. Plant Trees With Interesting Bark 4. Introduce Evergreens 5. Introduce Bright Furnishings or Landscape Art 6. Use Atmospheric Lighting 7. Winterize Your Lawn 8. Keep Up Winter Landscape Maintenance ...

Garden: How to grow microgreens in your home While it is too late to add many of these plants to your frozen landscape for this winter, now is the perfect time to plan for your first plant ...

Still, in the winter, they should get at least 6 hours of full sun per day and be placed in well-draining soil to prevent freezing. Mulch can help insulate the plants when temperatures drop to ...

Take some time to survey your winter landscape and imagine what plants could be added to achieve your goals. After looking and imagining what could be, the next step is to research plants that will ...

Want to liven up your winter landscape? If these dreary, winter days lack color and interest in your garden, consider planting winterberry. While their bright-red berries are well known as a ...

If you’re looking for a splash of color against the stark winter landscape, feeding the birds is a good option. But there are some dos and don’ts you should know about, according to MI Birds ...

But for those who are well prepared, have advanced paddling skills, and don’t venture out alone, winter kayaking and canoeing can be a peaceful experience in a surreal, frozen landscape.

The sparkle of lights amidst the winter’s dark landscape was a delightful sight at Hurley Park. Hurley Park itself buds with creative inspiration during the winter months.

Purdue Landscape Report: Remember the pre-Christmas freeze? What about the extremely long fall? The Midwest experienced above-average temperatures through most of the winter, but those extremely cold ...