Getting your evergreen trees ready for winter takes a little time, but is easy to do. Just make sure they go into the winter months with enough water, and they will be happy.

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Growing sprouts is a wonderful way to garden in the winter. These little plants are packed full of nutritious value and give foods a tangy fresh flavor.

Time has come for gardens to be planted, weeded and watered. Late in the season, and you didn't get the garden worked up, don't worry. It is possible to plant and weed the garden at the same time, inspite of the wet ground and weeds.

The weather may be cold, but you don't have to be. Keep your body warm and well-nourished with a bowl of hot vegetable soup.

It's winter and you have all those gardening books coming to your home. What do you do? Start planning your garden and be ahead of the game.

Garden mums grow into beautiful perennial plants. Every fall, you can look forward to a vibrant splash of yellow, white, or bronze colors. And the floral display only gets bigger and better with each passing season.

As a young girl, I tried to keep a diary of my every day activities. I would write down special events, things I needed to do, recipes that I liked, or a craft pattern that I did and wanted to do again. I have kept this ritual going, only now I keep a journal for my garden.

Gardens need certain nutrients to improve the soil. By adding these nutrients, you will help your plants grow stronger, produce more fruit and fend off disease.

Companion planting is a skill that with practice, can bring a lot of attention in your garden all because of contrast, color and texture that is created.