Here are some gift ideas that would appeal to gardeners.

There is any number of ways to decorate for the holidays using greenery and other plant material from the garden.

The benefits of landscaping are many, and this extends to the use of indoor plants for health purposes.

Nothing says Christmas like the pungent smell of pine resin. But quite a few flowering plants are also associated with the holidays. Depending on the species, these can be used indoors or outdoors for seasonal interest.

Spruce up the landscape for fall. A great place to start is with those container plantings.

In some colder areas of the country, the nighttime temperatures have already dipped into the mid-30´s. Gardeners in those regions will soon be putting their gardens to bed. On the other hand, those in warmer areas can look forward to an extended fall season before old man winter arrives.

Whatever you choose to call this holiday, it´s become a fun-filled time. A recent survey found that over 60% of people plan to celebrate. On the average, each consumer is expected to spend around $45.

Certain colors are traditionally associated with each of the seasons. Fall has always been thought of as the harvest season,and the colors of autumn reflect that.

Oh, the joy of having an older home. It´s the perfect opportunity to grow heirloom plants in period landscapes.

The landscape was just gorgeous in the spring. Early summer it looked fine as many of the early blooming perennials did their stuff. Then, a bad case of the mid-summers blahs set in. Why does that seem to happen?