In many parts of the country winter has already arrived, but if winter winds haven't blown your way yet this weekend might be your last opportunity to prepare your plants for winter.

Many trees and shrubs can be successfully transplanted in the fall as well as in the spring. As with most things however, timing is everything.

A Daily Dirt reader asks about a cultivated ginger plant that thrives but doesn’t ever bloom.

Here's why you should consider using organic fertilizers in your garden.

The red maple is one of the most versatile trees for the natural landscape tolerating a wide variety of conditions and displaying beautiful fall color.