Key Points Rather than purchasing entirely new container plants for fall, gardeners can repurpose many of their summer plants ...

From asters and rudbeckia to chrysanthemums and grasses, these late-season stars will revive tired pots and keep the color ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Don't be sad about summer ending—these container plants will brighten up your cool-weather days. Westend61/Getty Images The end of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. While there are no set rules when it comes to creating fall planters, there are blooms that are well-adapted to grow in cooler ...

Containers of orange pansies and red mums are among the clearest signs that autumn has arrived in the garden. But the problem with falling back on these tried-and-true annuals is they don’t last more ...

Summer might be fading, but your garden doesn’t have to.

Fall is prime time for flexing your creativity with container gardening. As summer blooms start packing their bags, autumn offers its own parade of colors and textures: rich mums, deep purple grasses, ...

As summer winds down, your planters full of annual blooms are probably starting to look a bit sad and scraggly. That’s when ...

Add a burst of fresh color to the fall landscape with mums. This traditional fall flower is still a favorite of many. These fall beauties come in a wide range of colors and provide weeks of floral ...

School’s back in session for plant parents too. Throughout the Lancaster County region in September are classes to make something green and learn about your garden and houseplants. There also are lots ...

As summer wanes and the cool breezes of autumn begin to roll into Connecticut, it’s the perfect time to refresh your container plantings. Shelley Durocher-Nesta, UConn Plant Science Floriculture ...