Winter soil takes a harder hit than most realize, and certain everyday objects can quietly shield containers when ...

Keeping your plants in the wrong kind of planter can spell disaster in the winter months. These types, however, should be able to withstand the colder weather.

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Find out which pots you should empty now and which you can leave until spring. Pots made of ceramic, terra cotta, or concrete should be emptied to prevent cracking. Plastic and wood containers are ...

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Most of us do the same thing every fall. Look around the house, notice the outdoor planters sitting by the fence, and think "I'll deal with those later." Then winter shows up fast, the garage fills up ...

Spring is here (whether or not it feels like it), and it’s time to spruce up the patio. If your goal is to use greenery to define an outdoor space, it’s best to go with simple planters in similar ...

A minimalist ceramic planter or sleek, raised garden bed may suit those who prefer modern décor. But if your style leans toward classic country or rustic and you want to avoid railing planters or ...