You may not be able to grow much outside during the winter, but if you start some of these plants indoors during the cold season, you can get a head start on landscaping in the spring. All of these indoor plants can be transplanted outdoors once the weather warms up.

Cold weather doesn’t have to put a stop to all landscaping improvements. Winter is a great time to take on hardscaping projects such as retaining walls, sidewalks, steps, firepits, patios, driveways, and more! Take a look at these great ideas for winter hardscaping projects and start planning your landscaping upgrade.

Cold weather may be coming, but that doesn’t mean you can stop paying attention to your landscaping! Properly preparing your yard for winter is essential if you want to avoid everything from uneven plant growth to unfortunate drainage issues.

Autumn leaves are beautiful on trees, but can be a pain once they fall on your lawn. Raking leaves can be a time consuming chore, so many people wonder - is it really necessary? Here’s what happens if autumn leaves are left on your lawn.