Summer is not far off, with plenty of warm weather ahead. Plan now so you know what flowers to grow, ones you can cut and bring indoors to enjoy.

If you are planting outdoors, you should focus on bare-root roses and any forced flower bulbs such as hyacinths and daffodils ...

Master gardener Sally Scalera has the lowdown on everything from what to plant this time of year to where to find farm-fresh ...

Marketmore cucumbers (seeds available from Botanical Interests) have earned their place as a famous heirloom cucumber for a reason, Works-Leary shares. She adds this little tip: “Sow seeds in March or ...

A few annual varieties to try include: Monarch Magic Ageratum, Viking White on Green Begonia, Easy Wave® Navy Velour Petunia, Zydeco™ Fire Zinnia, Falcon Series Geranium, and Arrabona Pink Celosia.

Depending on your location, frost-risk tolerance, and target planting dates, early to mid-March is prime indoor seed-starting ...

Temperatures are warming, so now is a good time to get out in your garden. Here's what you should be planting.

Mid-March is the ideal time to transition from winter vegetables to warm-season crops in Florida. Hold off on fertilizing turfgrass until April 15th to allow it to recover from winter dormancy.

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Flowers, and one colorful plant, that can be planted this month include gaillardia*, coreopsis*, tropical sage* (Saliva coccinea), ageratum, Amaranthus, blue salvia, celosia, coleus, cosmos ...