Gardening in the Northeast

Welcome feathered friends to your backyard with these bird-friendly plants.

These spectacular bloomers enliven Northeastern gardens with fall color and drama.

Bring sweet scents to your northeastern landscape with these classic garden favorites.

These plants promise to attract a variety of butterflies to your garden.

Bring edible plants into ornamental beds for a season-long show.

Our lawn-care calendar will show you what to do, and when, for the lawn of your dreams.

These apple trees are easy to grow and produce plenty of fruit.

Use our guide to select the best roses for gardens in the Northeast.

Snow and ice and other nasty winter weather doesn't mean you can't get started on your garden.

The weather may still be cold and dreary, but here's how to get your garden moving for spring.

Here's a rundown of what you can be doing in your Northeastern garden this month.

Welcome spring! Step outside and soak in the sights of the season as you tackle this month's garden chores. Enjoy our April gardening t...

May is a busy month in the garden. As you prepare to dig into the growing season, double-check your to-do list against our monthly chor...

Ah, summer is here and the garden is hitting its stride as roses, peonies, irises, and other flowers flourish.

Keep up with the harvest and tend to watering chores -- just a few of the garden chores that need to be done this month.

The garden is at its peak, and long days offer ample time for picking fresh flowers and sun-ripened produce.

A blast of cool at last! The September garden is a lesson in rejuvenation.

Cool temperatures make time spent in the garden enjoyable. Roll up your sleeves and dig into fall chores.

Biting winds and frosty mornings give warning to wrap up planting and tackle outdoor chores before winter arrives.

The snow may start to fly in December, but there are still plenty of garden-related chores to tackle -- both inside and out.